\nThe doyenne of all things LabLiteral<\/a> has been putting up with me for the past week (and foolishly has agreed to next week too — and<\/em> host a birthday party for me) while I get to grips with the rather interesting creature known as the Faculty of 1000<\/a>. <\/p>\n \n \nMy job title is ‘Information Architect’ (which is more appropriate and less, well, businessy<\/em> than ‘Business Development Manager). Essentially, that means I have been given responsibility for the F1000 product, in particular the website. And for the things that we have planned for it.<\/p>\n \nI’ve had a tiring but stimulating week and am finding my feet, gathering information and getting to know the team. They’re a good bunch at F1000 and I’m still rather excited, and am not missing the bench<\/a> at all (which is, perhaps, a little bit surprising). <\/p>\n \nIdeas. We have lots of them. And I’m the proverbial new broom. Watch, as they say, this space.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hello London! As you may have gathered, I’m finally back in the UK, and more to the point, working in London. Sort of living here, sort of itinerant: but at least I’ve been in the office this week. The doyenne … Continue reading ![\"Mug](\"http:\/\/rg-d.com\/nature\/f1000mug.jpg\")
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