The conference takes place on Monday 11 October 2010
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Comments from the 2009 conference
To get a flavour of the 2009 conference and hear more comments from delegates and speakers go to Youtube.
Helen Witt, People Manager, Virgin Media Television
Colin Ramsay, Learning & Development Advisor, Global Radio
Clare Hasler, HR Adviser, Chello Zone
Cliff Fluet, Partner, Media, Brands and Technology, lewissilkin
Barry Woolven, ex-eLearning Business Development Manager, CEGOS
Alan Samuel, Head of UK Operations, Tata Interactive Systems
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