Organizes, schedules, and markets MWEG’s small-group Living Room Conversations, coordinating both in-person and virtual discussions.
A conversation coordinator organizes, schedules, and markets MWEG’s conversations — small-group discussions using the
Living Room Conversations format — whether they take place in person or virtually.
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