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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Time to Get Smart?

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wamooreMarch 21, 2010 11:54 AM
Definately time to Get Smart!!! Sooner rather than later. It is sooooo needed!!!!
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This is my personal blog on matters pertaining to Volunteer Management,Volunteerism and sometimes life in general. It consists of my own opinions and does not represent the opinions of any other person, business or organization.

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DJ Cronin: D.J. Cronin is a Manager of Volunteer Services in Brisbane, Australia. Irish born, DJ commenced volunteering for organisations at the age of 15 and has been active in volunteering for most of his life. DJ believes that volunteerism is a powerful movement for betterment and change in our society, and he is a passionate advocate for the sector of volunteer management. DJ has managed volunteers in various settings in Australia for the past 15 years and has developed a special interest in volunteer management.

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