[Lnc-business] scheduling an LNC budget review session

[Daniel Wiener]

I'll be available at that time.  I suggest that this be a video conference
using Adobe.  Those who don't have webcams or are otherwise unable to join
the video conference can join in the audio conference using Free Conference
Call.  But this would be another good test of the feasibility of
e-conferencing.

Dan Wiener

On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 12:27 PM, Alicia Mattson <agmattson at gmail.com>
wrote:

> The Executive Committee has reviewed and made some adjustments to the
> draft budget.
>
> You may recall that in the September LNC meeting in Alexandria, we adopted
> a motion, "that the LNC have an informal conference approximately 2 weeks
> prior to the December session in order to review the draft budget to be
> proposed at that session."
>
> In terms of scheduling a time for this review, Robert Kraus will be off
> work following the Thanksgiving holiday until December 2nd, and we need him
> to be available to field questions during this review.
>
> The current proposed time to have a budget review with the full LNC is
> December 3rd at 9pm Eastern / 6pm Pacific.
>
> How well does that proposed schedule work for the rest of the LNC?  Please
> respond to let us know if you would be available then or not.
>
> Alicia Mattson
> LNC Secretary
>
>
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