Cindy is Senior Director, Librarian Relations Group, and has held various positions within the company since 1985. Prior to joining LexisNexis, Cindy was the Law Librarian at Smith & Schnacke, A Legal Professional Association, where she managed four libraries for 140 attorneys in three cities.
Cindy and her staff in the Librarian Relations Group are charged with managing relationships between LexisNexis and law firm, law school, state and local court, state and local government, and federal court librarians nationally. This includes the field based Librarian Relations Consultant program as well as a dedicated marketing team. Cindy also manages the company's professional development education programs designed especially for law librarians: Advanced Management for Private Law Libraries (AMPLL); Teaching Research in Private Law Libraries (TRIPLL); Teaching Research in Academic Law Libraries (TRIALL); and Teaching Research in Court and Agency Law Libraries (TRICALL).
Cindy is a member of the American Association of Law Libraries, Special Libraries Association and the Ohio Regional Association of Law Libraries. She is currently a member of the AALL Special Committee on Promoting Law Librarians to the Legal Community, and the chair of Grants and Scholarships for the Education Committee of the Ohio Regional Association of Law Libraries.
Cindy attended Indiana University, where she received a B.A. in Psychology and English and an M.L.S. In 1993, she completed the M.B.A. program at the University of Dayton.
I am pleased that I have been with the Librarian Relations Group
since its creation in 1993!
LexisNexis has always recognized the importance of librarians in
the information industry and in the organizations of our customers.
Support of AALL and SLA at both the national and regional levels, a
newsletter for librarians, professional development programs, and
special training for librarians were all done by LexisNexis prior to
formalizing them into one area -- the Librarian Relations Group.
Since the formation of the Group in 1993, we have built on that
existing foundation. Our focus and mission remain unchanged:
To provide you with expert training and personalized support that
will help you succeed, and to represent your interests and concerns
to LexisNexis management, sales, marketing and product development.
In my role with the Librarian Relations Group, I have the
privilege of managing the Librarian Relations Consultants and a
dedicated marketing team. The Librarian Relations Consultants
are professional librarians who are committed to working with law
librarians on training, professional development and with
professional associations. The dedicated marketing team is
responsible for our LexisNexis Information Professional Update
newsletter, the InfoPro Web site that you are reading now, the
LexisNexis This Week e-newsletter, and many other marketing
functions. LexisNexis has a strong commitment to the entire
Librarian Relations Group.
If you have suggestions or questions, please e-mail our Librarian
Relations mailbox at
info.pro@lexisnexis.com
