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William McDonoughWilliam McDonough2177117301http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/WilliamMcDonoughPresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/sessions/Presentations/WilliamMcDonoughPresentation.pdf
Q&AQ&A2177124322
Tammy AyersTammy Ayers2177122633http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/TammyAyersPresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/sessions/Presentations/TammyAyersPresentation.pdf
Jason BoyceJason Boyce2177114314http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/JasonBoycePresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/sessions/Presentations/JasonBoycePresentation.pdf
Elisabeth ComereElisabeth Comere2177110675http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2015/sessions/Presentations/ElisabethComerePresentation.pdf, http://www.zwc.ca/sessions/Presentations/ElisabethComerePresentation.pdf
Q&AQ&A2247070986
Session Intro Video: Industrial RevolutionSession Intro Video: Industrial Revolution2177120707

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