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All are welcome to register and participate. There is no fee to register and the summit will be recorded.
What's Different This Year
For the first time, our Annual Summit is open to the entire library, museum, and cultural heritage community — Lyrasis members and non-members
alike. Whether you're navigating ebook licensing complexities, advancing
open access initiatives, or strengthening your institution's digital infrastructure, our Annual Summit will connect you with peers facing similar challenges and the Lyrasis leaders developing solutions alongside you.
What You'll Gain
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Strategic insight on how libraries are adapting to rapid change in scholarly communication, digital access, and preservation
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Practical strategies from peer institutions successfully using Lyrasis services to strengthen organizational resilience
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Direct access to Lyrasis leadership on priorities that impact your daily work
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Peer connections across academic and public libraries navigating similar challenges
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A comprehensive overview of Lyrasis membership benefits — members will discover how to maximize your investment; non-members will learn what's available to you now and through membership
Who You'll Hear From
John Wilkin, CEO, Lyrasis, will provide an update on strategic priorities and what's ahead for the library community
Jason Kucsma,
Executive Director of the Toledo Lucas County (OH) Public Library and
Chair for the Lyrasis Board of Directors, will share updates from the Lyrasis board and governance, and highlight membership value
Lyrasis Senior Leaders will share updates on our evolving services in content licensing, open access, digital preservation and open-source infrastructure
A member panel on real-world impact,
where your peers will share how they are using Lyrasis membership and services to tackle challenges like rising content costs, platform sustainability and equitable access. Member panelists include:
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Dr. Constance Caddell, University Archivist, Tuskegee University Libraries
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Nancy Lin, Senior Data Projects Strategist, New York University Libraries
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Andrée Rathemacher, Head of Acquisitions, University Libraries of the University of Rhode Island
Who Should Attend
Please feel free to forward this invitation to any staff or contacts who may benefit from the conversation. The summit will be especially valuable for:
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Library directors and deans navigating strategic priorities and budget challenges
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Collection development and e-resource librarians managing licensing and discovery
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Scholarly communication and open access leads advancing institutional repositories and open publishing
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Digital services and systems librarians supporting platform sustainability and preservation
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Archivists and special collections professionals managing digital access and preservation
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