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![]() ![]() PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTSJoin your fellow library colleagues and friends May 17-19, 2023 for the 2023 FLA Annual Conference at the sunny Hilton Daytona Beach. Soak up the beach breeze as we come together for a blast into the "New Frontier." Over 30 events, including breakout sessions, receptions, and networking opportunities, will be featured this year. For those unable to attend in person, FLA is happy to offer a virtual live-stream option again this year.
2023 FLA Exhibitors & Sponsors (as of 3/22/2023)Auto-Graphics, Inc.; Baker & Taylor; Bibliotheca; Book Systems, Inc.; Brainfuse; Broward County Libraries Division; ByWater Solutions; Comprise Technologies; Data Axle Reference Solutions; Demco; EBSCO Information Services; EnvisionWare; FE Technologies; Flooringworx; Florida Department of State/Division of Library and Information Services; Florida Humanities; Florida Virtual Campus (FLVC); Friends of the State Library and Archives of Florida Inc.; Florida Telecommunications Relay; GALE, a Cengage Company; Incident Tracker; Ingram Library Services; Innovative, a part of Clarivate; Insignia Software Corporation; Janway; L3Harris; Library Interiors of Florida; Literal Technologies Inc; LocalHop; Lyngsoe Systems; Lyrasis; MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE AGENCY; McGraw Hill; Midwest Tape / hoopla; NewsBank inc.; Niche Academy; OCLC; Orange County Library System-The Right Service at the Right Time; OverDrive; Penworthy Company; Playaway Pre-Loaded Products; PressReader Inc.; R George & Associates, Inc.; SEFLIN; Smart Horizons Career Online High School; StackMap Inc.; Taylor & Francis Group; Tech Logic Corporation; TLC - The Library Corporation; Today's Business Solutions; US Citizenship and Immigration Services; USF
The virtual program project was funded under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Florida's LSTA program is administered by the Department of State's Division of Library and Information Services. $24,000 of total program costs funded by state government money. |