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Question 1:
Approximately what percentage of the water of the Niagara River flows over the Horseshoe Falls?
A. 70%
B. 90%
C. 50%
D. 10%
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The Association of Future and Culture (AFC)
Quarterly Conference
Homer Conference Center, January 10
2:00 P.M. Kelly O’Neill, President, AFC; Principal, Mulligan Elementary School
Welcoming speech2:30 P.M. Mark Kreskas, CEO, SEM Development Group Enhancing global awareness: leadership and diversity 3:30 P.M. Lucy Hoover, Co-owner, Piedmont Adult Education Center Gender and fairness of leadership 4:30 P.M. Jon Kimura, store Manager, Kent Grocery store The foundations of leadership in the workplace 5:30 P.M. Kenneth Schneider, Professor, Brookstone University Ethics and morality in leadership
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To:AFC Members
From:Kelly O’Neill
Date: January 11
Attachment: free_talk.jpg
Subject:Quarterly Conference
Dear AFC Members,
This quarterly conference has been another monumental success. I thank all of you for participating and sharing your expertise with others. I hope you can take the skills learned from the conference and apply them in your local offices and workplaces. Additionally, I encourage all of you to consider giving a presentation at the next conference. If you are interested in doing so, contact Amy Garcia at amygarcia@ futureculture.org.
I would also like to inform you of the invitation made by Kenneth Schneider, who will be giving a talk entitled “Gaining confidence through leadership” in his workplace next month. The talk will be free and open to the public. For more information, please see the attached file.
Finally, it came to my attention that some members were not able to attend the conference due to scheduling conflicts. Therefore, from now on all future conferences will be streamed simultaneously on our website so that distant members can watch and listen.
Sincerely,
Kelly O’Neill,
President- What was the topic of the conference on January 10?
- When most likely will inquiries start being made?
- Where will a talk be given at no charge?
- What does Ms. O’Neill invite AFC members to do?