The gang is trickling in

It’s been a few years since we’ve actually made it to a MAAWG. We missed much of 2018 and 2019 due to our international move. Then 2020 San Francisco conflicted with a personal engagement. Then, well, pandemic hit and it’s been virtual and then we were moving and … wow, it’s been busy!

We did make it to London, though, and have started reconnecting with colleagues new and old. We also got a chance to take a trip down the river over the weekend leading to a chance to get some pretty pictures.

Looking up a blue and white spiral staircase from the Queen's House in Greenwich
Blues and Whites
Looking up at the South Tower of Tower bridge from just underneath it.
Tower Bridge south tower.
Picture of restored Parliament building
Look, Kids! Big Ben!
Photos looking west along the Thames river showing sailboats, Tower Bridge and The Shard
London old and new

After a day of touristing, we’re now buckling down to do some hard work. Steve’s doing a training session this afternoon and I’m moderating a panel tomorrow. I’m so excited to be back in person learning from my colleagues. Don’t forget to come by and say hi if you’re here.

ESPs need to step up their compliance game
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