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Management Information Systems Research Center at the University of <br />Minnesota. Professor Netiterbe will offer both an entertaining and <br />insightful look .t the mysteries and marvels of information <br />management. <br />In a departure from earlier keynotes by commentators and <br />experts on public administration, we're looking to this year's <br />keynoter to provide a look at our future. Jin Wetherbe is <br />aware and keenly interested in the importance of computer <br />technology for cities. As a nember of the Governor's Committee on <br />Information Policies, he's had recent experience with the concerns <br />and constraints of the issues that go hand -in -hand with the <br />computerization of information. <br />Charlene Shea, nationally renowned expert on motivational techniques, <br />is going to give us all some needed tips on how to build self- <br />confidence and positive self-awareness. Her program leads off the <br />conference on Tuesday evening, June 11, as the Conference Rick -Off. <br />Showing us what we can do to become more aware of ourselves and our <br />attitudes can give us those tools for the future, too. <br />Attached please find the listing of some truly marvelous opportunities <br />for delegates, spouses, and families to enjoy themselves while in the <br />City of St. Paul. As the host, St. Paul is offering an exciting and <br />enthralling combination of activities, including a sail down the <br />Mississippi River, combined with a buffet lunch; City Night at the <br />Ordway(l); a double-decker bus ride to the transformed elegance of <br />old railrway storage and mechanical araas into the excitement of <br />Bandana Square, along with a tour of the area compliments of the <br />Ramsey County Historical Society. Don't miss these eventsl Use the <br />attached registration form for the Family Events (Lot including City <br />Night) to reserve your place! Deadline for registrations is June 1. <br />And what could be more enjoyable to loex forward to but a finale <br />in which we get a chance to share a program witn George Latimer, a <br />former President of the League of Minnesota Cities and Immediate Past <br />President of the National League of Cities. Mayor Latimer will be the <br />final general session speaker for this year's conference, at <br />11:30 a.m., Friday, June 14. As mayor of this year's host city and <br />the President of the Minnesota Association of Mayors, George Latimer <br />will be sure to provide that needed perspective of past leadership and <br />experience to an analysis of what challenges lie ahead for Minnesota <br />cities. <br />Be sure to join us in St. Paul this June! It promises to be one of <br />the most enjoyable and important events of the year! <br />V <br />
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