For a big Conference ( 1700 this year but it varies from 1000 to 1400 typically) the EAA still has a small conference feel! This year the logistics are really well done with a building that could have been designed for a conference. All the audit sessions are in one floor, management Accounting on another and so on. Plus, because it is a university you get real desks and tables, none of this theatre style you get in North America and Australia-pacific. Coffee breaks, while espresso, have an assortment of treats well beyond the norm. Plus I have “food for the blog”. More on the editor’s panel when I am more awake!
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