The Common Ground conference 'Knowledge, Management and Change in Organizations' at Northeastern University, Boston, in late June, was most interesting, and a great opportunity to meet up with knowledge professionals in North America. Also great staying in Boston, then having a short holiday in New York City - my partner's first visit to New York, and our first US trip post Obama - first since 2003, in fact.
I don't think I addressed the issue I wanted to, really, but subsequently I have concluded that knowledge brokering needs to develop as a subject with a specific curriculum for a professional qualification. That would make knowledge brokers to develop more systematically as professionals.
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