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Find us at: publisherspeak UK 2024

10 May 2024

Tasha is going to be at the publisherspeak UK 2024 conference on the 21st of May in London.

Created by the Kriyadocs team, “this event will bring together stakeholders from the publishing industry to collaborate, generate innovative ideas, and acquire actionable insights to overcome the challenges faced in scholarly publishing today.”

Get in touch if you’d like to schedule time to check in with her.

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