Events

“I’m looking forward to sharing resources and practical considerations for reducing work-life stress, improving work design, and promoting worker well-being,” said session leader Jeannie A.S. Nigam, MS, PHDc.

Booksellers can sign up now to book an appointment with one of the 19 publishing companies that have signed up to take part. 

“I’m so excited to hear Jason Reynolds and Ibram Kendi talk about not only their research and the historical context of the book...but also their collaboration,” said Cathy Berner of Blue Willow Bookshop. 

Last year, ABA announced the establishment of a new code of conduct for all association meetings and events, which is available for review on BookWeb.

Those not attending Winter Institute are invited to register for ABA’s Antitrust Symposium in Washington, D.C., beginning this Friday.

Attendees will hear from Jordan Brannon, president and COO of Coalition Technologies, a SEO and web design agency, about the value of search engine optimization to independent bookstores.

This new opportunity for booksellers unable to attend the entire conference grants access to the institute on Friday, January 24, as well as to the Author Reception on Thursday, January 23.

Booksellers can sign up for one-on-one meetings with IndieCommerce staff to discuss the IndieCommerce and IndieLite e-commerce platforms.

The scholarship will cover the conference fee, the cost of airfare or ground transportation up to $400, and four hotel nights plus tax.

Booksellers can book an appointment now to meet with any of the 19 publishing companies taking part in this new Winter Institute program.

The seminar will cover site building, custom products, promoting and selling pre-orders, new features, and more.

Registered booksellers whose plans have changed are asked to notify ABA as soon as possible so waiting booksellers can be offered a chance to attend the event or book a hotel room.