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George J. Soete <http://www.georgesoete.net/index.html>
George Soete is an experienced organizational development
consultant who has had extensive experience as a consultant,
trainer, and facilitator in the areas of library management
and collections since 1979. His experience includes 20
years in academic research libraries, 23 years as an organizational
development consultant and trainer, 25 years as a manager
and administrator in libraries of all kinds, ten years
as a professional writer. He is an experienced trainer
who has worked with the Association of Research Libraries
(ARL) training programs since the 1980s and was instrumental
in establishing several of their courses.
Dong Xiaoying
Dr. Dong Xiaoying is an associate professor in the Guanghua
School of Management at Peking University. She has twenty
years experience in teaching and research in the fields
of information and knowledge management. She has taught
undergraduates, graduate students, MBA students and executives
of companies and non-profit organizations. She has also
surveyed and benchmarked information management and knowledge
management at the organizational level in order todevelop
customized training courses for organizations including
Toshiba (China), Wanfang Data and General Technology, China
Central Television (CCTV). She has published 5 books on
knowledge management, information management under the
Internet environment and more than 30 papers, including
international journals on library and information sciences.
She is also the project director for research programs
sponsored by UNESCO and the Chinese Social Science Foundation.
Shirley Leung
Shirley W. Leung has worked in academic librarianship since
1973 with experience covering technical services, public
services, and systems. Prior to returning to Hong Kong
to assume the position of University Librarian at Hong
Kong Baptist University in 1998, she had served in different
positions with increasing responsibilities at the State
University of New York at Binghamton (now known as Binghamton
University), the University of California, Riverside, and
the University of California, Irvine. Currently she is
also serving as the Asia Pacific delegate to the OCLC Members
Council.
Zhu Qiang
Zhu Qiang's current assignment, since September 2002, has
been as the Director of the Library of Shenzhen University
City where he is establishing a completely new multi-million
volume library to be shared by several different universities
with branches in that city. A librarian for more than 20
years, he has served in a broad range of important library
and library-related organizations including Peking University
Library as the head of the Automation Division and Deputy
Director (still serving), the Administrative Center of
the China Academic Library & Information System (CALIS),
the National Library and Information Committee for Universities
and Colleges, the Steering Committee for Academic Libraries
of China, the Journal of Academic Libraries, the Academic
Library Association for Serials Research, the Standing
Committee of China Society of Library Science, and the
Regional Standing Committee for Asia and Oceana, IFLA.
He was a visiting scholar at the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign during 1994 and 1995 and has published
more than 60 professional papers.
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