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Apr 25, 2023 1 hr 57 min

2022 JLC Recap

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This week we're talking Trade Shows & Conventions. Ron is back from checking out JLC (Journal of Light Construction) Live. The big questions are, Do you attend trade shows? and Should we as shop/trades teachers? Ron plus some extra special guest will help us recap JLC Live as we dive into these professional development and in-person networking opportunities. Originally published on March 31, 2022

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