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CLA Congratulates Carey Gross

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In the current issue of Library Journal, the magazine has named CLA Member Carey Gross to its list of Movers & Shakers in the library industry.

Movers & Shakers, launched by Library Journal in 2002 to identify librarians, vendors, and others who are "shaping the future of libraries," is now over 400 innovators strong, with the addition of the 51 members of the Class of 2009. Together, these individuals comprise the coming generation of library leadership. They've embraced library technology, particularly library 2.0, "to provide exceptional service and kick-ass collections that respond to the real interest of patrons," as one of this year's Movers so aptly phrased it.

CLA congratulates Carey as she represents a Who's Who of creativity and library trends in the field.

For more information on Carey and other Movers & Shakers, please visit the Library Journal webpage.

Posted on March 24, 2009 7:54 AM |

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