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Third Sector — May 2011
The Australian Library and Information Association has appointed Vanessa Little as its new Vice President, and Kathryn Cass and Joseph Cullen as new Directors.
Little is currently the Director of Libraries ACT, Cass is the Co-ordinator of library operations at Marrickville Library and History Services, and Cullen is the Chief Executive of the Eastern Regional Libraries Corporation, which is Victoria’s largest public library.
Article continues below…All three will serve on the board from May 2011 to May 2013.
Image caption: Australian Library and Information Association Vice President Vanessa Little.
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