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[Jeremy Hunsinger]

The Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG) Policy & Economics Council facilitates  
educational exchanges between leading global investment and business  
leaders and our network of over 3000 senior policy experts and  
economists. Members of the Policy & Economics Council include former  
government officials; lobbyists for industry, advocacy organizations  
and trade associations; think-tank scholars; and economists and  
political scientists at top universities and consulting firms worldwide.
As background, Gerson Lehrman Group provides services and web-based  
software to help the world's leading financial services firms,  
consultancies, corporations and not-for-profit institutions find,  
engage, and manage proprietary expert networks, by tapping the global  
associations of the GLG Councils. More than 150,000 subject-matter  
experts of the GLG Councils deepen clients' understanding of critical  
issues through a wide range of consulting methods, including  
telephone consultations, expert surveys and seminars.
We are currently accepting applications from professors of various  
backgrounds for membership in the GLG Policy & Economics Council. As  
a member of the Policy & Economics Council, you will be eligible to  
participate in these occasional consultations with our clients in  
exchange for which you will be compensated for your time at a rate  
that you determine.
To apply, please complete the short application form by visiting  
http://www.glgcouncils.com/app/?councilID=1016&rcid=2aBt7AmvwigNCo51
Benefits of membership include: earning consulting fees, at a rate  
you set, for your insights; participating at your discretion and only  
on topics you are able to discuss; staying abreast of emerging trends  
while educating global business and investment leaders; and high- 
level networking. There is no cost to join the GLG Councils.  
Membership is free.
Council Members are invited to discuss non-confidential information  
such as general industry trends or specific products and services  
related to their area of expertise. Council Members are asked to help  
educate and provide objective insight to our clients. You will be  
given the opportunity to vet each project invitation for conflicts.  
Council Members are never obligated to accept consultations and  
should decline invitations if they are uncomfortable with the topic,  
feel it may violate an agreement they have with a third party, or for  
any other reason.
We also encourage you, if you are unsure about your company's  
policies on outside business or consulting activities, to forward  
this email to your manager, or other appropriate individual at your  
company. We have created the GLG Institutional Registry where  
organizations can set preferences and guidelines as to how employees  
and consultants participate in outside consulting projects with  
leading financial services firms, consultancies, law firms,  
corporations and not-for-profit institutions.
For more information, please visit http://www.glgroup.com or contact  
Angela Rogers at arogers at glgroup.com or 512-651-3707.
© 2006 Gerson Lehrman Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Jeremy Hunsinger
School of Library and Information Science
Pratt Institute
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