WOMEN OF NEW YORK NEWS RELEASE
2016 KEYNOTES & COCKTAILS: WOMEN OF NEW YORK CONFERENCE UNVEILS COMPLETE SPEAKER LINEUP INCLUDING A CLOSING CONVERSATION WITH ASTRONAUTS WANTED FOUNDER JUDY MCGRATH, MODERATED BY NOWTHIS MEDIA’S TINA EXARHOS
CO-HOSTED BY CBS NEWS CORRESPONDENT MICHELLE MILLER, THE PREMIER, OFF-THE-RECORD EVENT FOR WOMEN IN MEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT AND TECH WILL ALSO FEATURE A WELCOME SESSION WITH CHRISTINA MILLER, PRESIDENT, TURNER’S CARTOON NETWORK, ADULT SWIM AND BOOMERANG
THREE EXECUTIVE “SUPER SESSIONS”: REINVENT YOURSELF, BRAND YOURSELF AND INVESTMENT, INCUBATION AND INNOVATION
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES INCLUDE ABC NEWS, A&E NETWORKS, AMC NETWORKS, ASSEMBLY ENTERTAINMENT, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, ASTRONAUTS WANTED, CBS NEWS, DISCOVERY COMMUNICATIONS, GOOGLE, BRAVE MEDIA VENTURES, GO90, HBO, NBCUNIVERSAL, NYC MAYOR’S OFFICE OF MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT, PBS, SCRIPPS NETWORKS, TRIBUNE CO., TURNER, UNITED TALENT AGENCY + MORE
LOS ANGELES, CA., November 30, 2016 — Keynotes & Cocktails: Women New York, the New York edition of the premier, off-the-record conference for women in media, entertainment and tech, today unveiled the complete speaker lineup for the Tuesday, December 6 (7:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.) event being held at The Paley Center for Media*. This year will feature a CLOSING CONVERSATION with Judy McGrath, Founder and President, Astronauts Wanted that will be moderated by Tina Exarhos, NowThisMedia. The event will start with a candid STEAM primer and Q&A with Turner’s Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang President, Christina Miller. Miller will also lead one of the break-out sessions entitled HOW TO FIND WHAT’S MISSING IN THE MARKETPLACE.
“Following our benchmark-exceeding debut as an independent conference with Women of the West in L.A. in June, I’m humbled by the enthusiasm from our speakers, sponsors, partners and attendees for this conference series’ return to NYC for the first time as a Melinc production,” said event founder, journalist Melissa Grego, former Editor-in-Chief of Broadcasting & Cable. “We are presenting our most expansive program yet in this series, with five speaker sessions, the break-out networking round and a mimosa breakfast all designed to fit conveniently into the start of participants’ business day.”
Women of New York is the second event in the Keynotes & Cocktails series which follows the Women of the West event that was held in June. Photos and a recap of Women of the West here.
Women of New York will feature the following panels –
REINVENT YOURSELF
Veterans of big, successful career transitions share how and why they made the leap, what surprises they encountered in their new chapter and other wisdom they picked up along the way. You may just be inspired to shake your own career up!
Moderator: Michelle Miller, Correspondent, CBS News
Panelists:
- Karen Aviram Beatty, Managing Director, Global Search Partnerships, Google, Inc.
- Ivana Kirkbride, Chief Content Officer, go90
- Caryn Mandabach, Television Producer
- Lisa Schwartz, Co-President, Sundance Selects and IFC Films
BRAND YOURSELF
Many of us in media are pros at branding, well, brands. But what about branding ourselves? In this inspiring and candid session, leading executives reveal how to apply what they know about running businesses to running their own careers. Learn from them how to tap into the power of your professional brand.
Moderator: Mona Scott-Young, Founder & CEO, Monami Entertainment and Executive Producer, Love & Hip Hop on VH1
Panelists:
- Shelley Brindle, Principal at Brindle and Associates, LLC and Global Ambassador, Vital Voices
- Nancy Mendelson Gates, Partner and Co-head, Television Talent Department, United Talent Agency
- Kathleen Grace, Chief Creative Officer, New Form Digital
- Laura Molen, Executive VP, Lifestyle and Hispanic Advertising Sales Group, NBCUniversal
INVESTMENT, INCUBATION AND INNOVATION
Guess who is uniquely positioned to spark growth and innovation among female-led and -driven businesses? You! From gender lens investing to the inside track on identifying investors, partners and incubators, this panel of experts reveals what you can do today to both give and receive support from other women in media, entertainment and technology — and be an innovator yourself.
Moderator: Rebecca Jarvis, Chief Business, Technology & Economics Correspondent, ABC News; and the Host, Creator, and Managing Editor of Real Biz with Rebecca Jarvis
Panelists:
- Amber Allen, CEO/Chief Strategist, Double A Events
- Heather Cabot, Co-Author, Geek Girl Rising (St. Martin’s Press May 2017); Angel Investor and Adjunct Professor, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
- Jennifer Kavanagh, Principal, Brave Media Ventures
- Julie Menin, Commissioner, NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment
Women of New York will dive deeply into the hot topics most important to women working in media, entertainment and tech with expert-led networking breakout sessions. Each registered attendee will be invited to request in advance which breakout they wish to join.
Topics/Leaders are:
- Fostering an Innovative Mindset | Amber Allen, CEO/Chief Strategist, Double A Events
- How to Build Great Corporate Culture | Shelley Brindle, Principal at Brindle and Associates, LLC and Global Ambassador, Vital Voices
- Ad Sales + Marketing | Camille Garriga, Head of Business Development, Vertebrae VR
- Digital Media | Joy Jones, VP of Products, The Associated Press
- Building a Career in Marketing | Tricia Melton, President, Melton Marketing
- How to Find What’s Missing In the Marketplace | Christina Miller, President Turner’s Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang
- Changing Careers | Marie Nelson, VP, News & Public Affairs, PBS
- Are You A Freelancer or an Entrepreneur? | Maria Rapetskaya, Founder/Creative Director, Undefined Creative
- Programming + Development | Christina Wayne, CEO, Assembly Entertainment
- Inside the Minds of Digital Influencers | Ivana Kirkbride, Chief Content Officer, go90
- Virtual Reality | Rebecca Howard, Senior VP of Emerging Platforms and Partnerships, Discovery Communications
SPONSORS AND PARTNERS: Sponsors and partners in this year’s edition of Women of New York, include Gold Sponsor AMC Networks; Silver Sponsor HBO; Scholarship Sponsor Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang; Brand Sponsors The Associated Press and PBS; Raffle Partners Cartoon Network, Panty Drop, Rent the Runway, Roku and Vera Bradley; Official PR Partner Scandal Co-Active, Event Production Partner Beck Media & Marketing; Marketing Partners Broadcasting & Cable, NATPE, NAMIC, PromaxBDA, BAFTA NY, SAG-AFTRA, Westside Digital Mix and Horowitz Research; Snack Partner Bare Snacks.
EVENT BACKGROUND: Keynotes & Cocktails, the premier, off-the-record conference series for women of media, entertainment and tech, was founded in Los Angeles in 2010 to serve the women of our business community. Presented annually in Los Angeles (as Women of the West) and New York City (as Women of NY) by Melinc.com, (mel-link dot com), the conference and networking company founded by journalist Melissa Grego, former Editor-in-Chief of TV business publication Broadcasting & Cable, the conference series provides a powerful combination of the most high-interest speakers and unique networking features.
In late 2015, Grego, acquired Keynotes & Cocktails from B&C, which continues to support the event as one of the conference series’ founding Marketing Partners.
Additional information on the conference, including individuals and companies who have participated in the past, can be found at melinc.com. A limited number of tickets and sponsorship packages are still available. For agenda, speaker gallery, sponsor information and to register go to www.melinc.com/ny.
*The use of The Paley Center for Media’s facilities does not constitute endorsement by the Paley Center of any views expressed during this event.
NY Post: Women’s Media Conference Aims to Reveal Secrets to Success
November 27, 2016 | 2:29 am ET
FULL ARTICLE HERE 
AsWant to know what women media executives really talk about behind closed doors?
As“The Cosby Show” and “Nurse Jackie” producer Caryn Mandabach and former MTV Networks boss Judy McGrath are scheduled to speak at a new conference, “Keynotes and Cocktails: Women of New York.”
AsWhile women’s networking events are everywhere, this one bills itself as getting beyond the typical platitudes from the podium to reveal the secrets of getting to the top as a woman.
As“You’re going to hear stuff you don’t typically hear at women’s events,” event founder and journalist Melissa Grego told On the Money.
AsThere’s a strong likelihood of swearing and drinking, but don’t expect any violin playing, because this isn’t a pity party.
AsAlso speaking are UTA’s Nancy Gates, who reps comedian Samantha Bee; New York Film Commissioner Julie Menin; and Christina Miller, president of Cartoon Network.
AsThe event will be next Tuesday, Dec. 6th at the Paley Center.
Huffington Post: Keynotes and Cocktails: Championing And Empowering Women In Media
November 24, 2016 | 06:29 pm ET 
FULL ARTICLE HERE
As a longtime journalist and commentator on media issues, and as former editor-in-chief of respected media magazine Broadcasting and Cable, Melissa Grego has achieved enormous professional success in the entertainment industry. At the same time, she has also seen how difficult it continues to be for women to reach equal status on the creative and executive levels in the male-dominated world of entertainment.
With that in mind, Grego founded Melinc, a company devoted to bringing together talented women in all aspects of the entertainment industry through regularly scheduled conferences, media content, and a soon to be launched professional networking service, The Melinc Membership Network. (More on that ahead).
A crucial part of that outreach is the Keynotes and Cocktails conference series, a twice yearly, bi-coastal, off-the-record set of panel discussions and one-on-one networking sessions geared towards championing and guiding female creators, executives and entrepreneurs throughout the entertainment industry.
Having launched in 2010 with its first event, Women of Hollywood in Los Angeles, the Keynotes and Cocktails discussion series premiered its Women of New Yorkconference in 2011, and expanded the L.A. edition’s focus beyond Hollywood to include all of media, entertainment and related tech four years later, renaming it Women of The West.
The latest edition of Keynotes and Cocktails: Women of New York takes place on December 6th from 7:30 AM-12:30 PM Eastern at New York’s Paley Center for Media. (A link to the event’s web site, featuring its complete schedule and ticket purchase information, is available at the end of this article.) As in the past, the event is chock full of informative discussions that cover both the show and business aspects of showbiz.
Panelists include Caryn Mandabach (legendary producer of series like Roseanne, The Cosby Show, Third Rock from The Sun, That ‘70s Show and Nurse Jackie), Mona Scott-Young (executive producer of VH1’s Love and Hip Hop, founder/CEO of production company Monami Entertainment), and Cartoon Network/Boomerang/Adult Swim president Christina Miler, just to name a few.
Rounding out the proceedings is a chat with Judy McGrath, who oversaw MTV Networks as its chairman and CEO, and who now runs the new youth-targeted media company Astronauts Wanted (a joint venture with Sony). Grego talks in-depth about the inspiration for, and history of, Keynotes and Cocktails, how female filmmakers and business leaders can benefit from attending, and the topics that will be discussed over the course of the upcoming Women of New York conference.
CH: How did the Keynotes & Cocktails conference series come about? What (and/or who) inspired you to come up with the concept for it?
MG: The inspiration came out of my experience. We launched the Keynotes & Cocktails format in Los Angeles in 2010 while I working as Executive Editor of TV industry publication Broadcasting & Cable. (Later, I was promoted to Editor-in-Chief, marking the first time a female editor would hold that position in B&C’s more than 80-year history.)
I saw an opportunity to serve the women of the media, entertainment and tech community with something of an alternative conference format. Many of the events at the time for women were based on awards or power lists that, in my view, were often counterproductive because they pitted women against each other for their place on the ranking or awards rundown.
At B&C, we were looking to expand our events business, and I saw that gap among the women’s events at the time as an opportunity to present a format that could bring the kind of wisdom and support I benefitted from to other members of the industry. While many of the planned speeches at existing events were often inspiring, I craved more tangible insight and information from women who had come before me about how they handled the kinds of things I had begun to encounter as I grew in my career.
I make a habit of bouncing new challenges off of more experienced women, many of whom shared incredibly helpful, real, tactical insight over the years. Often, these conversations were over an off-the-record cocktail that not only produced solutions for me, but (also), long-lasting relationships with leaders in the industry.
It struck me that a lot of people could benefit from this type of dialogue, and the format blossomed from there. It’s really designed to provide a forum for all women working in our space to benefit from the wisdom and network of our industry leaders. One of the execs I talked to about some career pathing issues suggested we do it off the record. That is a distinguishing factor that has become even more powerful the more social media is part of everyone’s life.
Among our speakers in L.A. that first year were former Disney/ABC TV chief Anne Sweeney, at that time considered the most powerful woman in entertainment, Shonda Rhimes (creator of Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal), and former CBS Entertainment Chairman Nina Tassler. They all joined an off-the-record conversation on stage, and we paired the speaker program with a networking cocktail reception.
In this format, our speakers don’t have to watch every word, and they feel free to share the kinds of insights that I was privy to over cocktails or tea. For attendees, we find people like taking a few hours off from the pursuit of the retweet. To just be there and (to) take in the information (and) insight, and to make the in-person connections, is a huge relief, and a nice respite. You can actually hear what people are saying.
CH: What are some of the primary objectives you hope to achieve throughKeynotes & Cocktails, and through your involvement in the event?
MG: My primary objectives are for as many women working in media, entertainment and tech as possible (to) come away with inspiration, resources and new business contacts that, combined, will propel them to thrive in their career. That could mean striking a deal at the event, changing jobs, getting a promotion or quitting their current role and starting a new business – all of which has happened at, or after an edition of, Keynotes & Cocktails.
CH: As someone who’s worked in various levels of the media business, including as Editor-in-Chief of Broadcasting & Cable, describe how you’ve used your experience and knowledge of the industry to help women who want to achieve success in it, and how you’re channeling that experience and knowledge through each aspect of Keynotes & Cocktails?
MG: I started my company Melinc (“mel-link”) in 2015 and acquired the Keynotes & Cocktails conference series from my former employer B&C with an eye toward being of service – and creating a business around – the network and knowledge I’ve developed over nearly 20 years covering the TV and media business.
I do that through the production of these conferences; production of other industry conferences with diversity and inclusion in mind; and other forthcoming initiatives such as salons we have planned for L.A. and New York City in 2017; (plus) a membership network that will help further the conversations and connections made at our events, as well as (continuing) to provide consulting on an individual basis.
Some of the primary ways I channel my experience is in programming the conferences – I try to use my knowledge of who the leaders in the industry are, what insight they have to share, and how various panelists and moderators might fit well together. I also structure the program based on the evolutions in the business and career-pathing issues I see in our business community.
One thing that has become evident to me over the years is that there’s a unique power in connecting women in media, entertainment and tech. There are a lot of great conferences for women in business in general, or women in more focused areas of media, entertainment or tech. At our event, we’ve seen (that) this larger, connected community among these three business areas represents a sweet spot.
There’s a lot that women working in these areas can relate to each other on, and it’s broad enough that they, on average, will hear from different voices than they do at other events. A lot of times, we’ll see that the person who motivates someone to buy their ticket to attend is absolutely interesting and insightful, but someone from a different corner of the business may be the person who says that thing on stage that blows their mind. That’s one of the most fun aspects for me!
CH: There will also be networking sessions during the Keynotes & Cocktailsevent. Describe how they’ll work, who will be involved, and how participants can benefit from taking part in them.
MG: We plan about a dozen, expert-led break-out sessions, which are intimate conversations around a table of about 10 people for about 30 minutes. The idea here is to provide an organized way for people to meet colleagues and peers with similar interests and the access to the leader. We plan roundtables on such areas of the business as Ad Sales + Marketing, Digital Media, Programming + Development and such career issues as Changing Careers and How to Create Great Corporate Culture. Attendees are offered the opportunity to request their preferred break-out topic/leader after they register.
CH: The entertainment industry continues to struggle with inequality, even at the executive levels. What can events like Keynotes and Cocktails, as well as the work of your company Melinc, do to help bring about positive change and equal opportunities for women who work in the industry, including those currently in management positions?
MG: I always try to be clear – I know I alone will not be solving the entire gender equality issue on my own! But, I can do what I can do, which includes the work we do with Keynotes & Cocktails, the salons we’re planning, and the upcoming Melinc Membership Network. We always are looking to partner with, and support, other efforts to empower women and (to) increase opportunity. Informally, I enjoy being a connector in our industry, helping to facilitate introductions or (to) point people in a recommended direction. We’ll formalize that with the membership network.
Overall, what we aim to do is to help demystify the path to success by hosting sessions where the most accomplished leaders share stories of their favorite mistakes, how they faced common issues and their approaches to those challenges. (That) is (something) both inspiring and tactical. I think it’s really easy to forget that people who achieve at a high level have encountered many of the same things those of us still working our way to that level run into. Hearing their strategies for handling these things, and how to lead effectively and (to) be a good example, empowers others.
CH: For women currently working in the entertainment industry, including those who seek higher positions at studios, networks and production companies, what advice do you have for them as they continue to pursue success in this field?
MG: Same as I always tell people entering the business – ask, read and keep an open mind. Ask people you admire about their path, ask for help, ask for advice. Read everything you can about the business to learn about the dynamics, how the industry and companies are structured, technological changes, changing consumer habits and the opportunities out there. Get in a habit of making this part of your day, so that you are informed.
Keep an open mind. You never know where the next opportunity will be. It’s good to have goals, and (to) know where you want to go, but rarely is any career path linear, especially today.
Paying attention to company culture is an important one, too. If a company values different things than you do, or things that are different from your strengths, you may find yourself running into walls and really frustrated.
Also, know that your greatest security and path toward growth is being great at what you do, having good, functional working relationships, and being engaged in the world around you. I understand the thrill of working for a company you always dreamed of working for, but no one company equals security. I’m not saying don’t be loyal, but keep in mind you’re your best asset!
Complete details on speakers and ticket information for this year’s Keynotes and Cocktails: Women of New York event can be accessed here: http://www.melinc.com/ny/
WOMEN OF THE WEST NEWS RELEASE
2016 KEYNOTES & COCKTAILS: WOMEN OF THE WEST CONFERENCE UNVEILS COMPLETE SPEAKER LINEUP INCLUDING “REINVENT YOURSELF SESSION” WITH CHRISTINA NORMAN, NINA TASSLER, NANCY TELLEM, VIVI ZIGLER, JACKIE HERNÁNDEZ AND EMCEE SHAUN ROBINSON
PREMIER, OFF-THE-RECORD EVENT FOR WOMEN IN MEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT AND TECH TO FEATURE COMPANIES SUCH AS CBS, NBCU, HBO, HULU, DISCOVERY COMMUNICATIONS, OTTER MEDIA AND ENDEMOL SHINE TO NAME A FEW
LOS ANGELES, CA., June 20, 2016 — Keynotes & Cocktails: Women of the West, the Los Angeles edition of the premier, off-the-record conference for women in media, entertainment and tech, today unveiled the complete speaker lineup for the Wednesday, June 29 (1-7 pm) event being held at the recently opened Television Academy’s Saban Media Center. This year will feature a Super Session entitled REINVENT YOURSELF, moderated by Jacqueline Hernández, Chief Marketing Officer, NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises and featuring panelists Christina Norman, CEO, Media Storm; Nina Tassler, Advisor and former Chairman, CBS Entertainment; Nancy Tellem, Executive Chairman and Chief Media Officer, Interlude; and Vivi Zigler, President, Digital, Brand & Audience Development, Endemol Shine North America.
“Our mission is to promote gender equality in media, entertainment and tech, and to empower women to thrive in their careers by providing a forum for them to learn from one another’s insight and experience,” said event founder, journalist Melissa Grego (Melinc.com), former Editor-in-Chief of Broadcasting & Cable. “I’m excited to see the support from such incredible leaders this year; the sure-to-be-inspiring speaker lineup of veterans, visionaries and innovators participating on stage will be complemented by an equally stellar lineup of leaders for our powerful new take on networking, with a roster of 16 expert-led breakout networking sessions.”
Women of the West also will feature the following panels –
RUNNING THE SHOW, in which top writers / creators / producers discuss how they balance the art and business of running a television show. This session will be moderated by Shaun Robinson, Emmy Award-Winning Journalist, TV Host, Author, Producer and Philanthropist, who will also emcee the event. Panelists on this session include:
- Bridget Carpenter, Executive Producer/Showrunner, 22.63 on Hulu
- Erica Messer, Showrunner/Executive Producer, Criminal Minds and Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders on CBS
- Julie Plec, Executive Producer, The Vampire Diaries and The Originals on The CW
In TECHNICALLY SPEAKING, leading women in digital media and TV tech will share keys to their success and paths to getting more women thriving in technology and digital careers. Emma Isaacs, Founder and Global CEO, Business Chicks, will moderate. Panelists include:
- Ashley Crowder, CEO, Co-Founder, VNTANA
- Sarah Harden, President, Otter Media
- Lisa Holme, VP, Content Acquisition, Hulu
- Suzanne Kolb, Executive VP & General Manager, Discovery Digital Networks
Women of the West will dive deeply into the hot topics most important to women working in media, entertainment and tech with expert-led networking breakout sessions. Each registered attendee will be invited to request in advance which breakout they wish to join.
Topics/Leaders are:
- Careers in Research | Melva Benoit, Founder and President, The Marian Dupree Group
- Pay Equity | Bonnie E. Eskenazi, Partner, Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP
- Careers in Technology | Natascha French, CMO, VNTANA
- Networking Strategies | Jacqueline Hernández, Chief Marketing Officer, NBCUniversal Hispanic Enterprises & Content
- Directing | Amy Hill, Director
- Production | Marcy G. Kaplan, Senior VP of TV Production, Lionsgate Television
- Managing Change | Deb McDermott, Senior VP and COO, Media General
- Media + Advertising | Ann Mugglebee, Owner/President/Executive Producer, Vibe Creative
- Communications + PR | Shannon Olivas, Skydance Media, Senior VP, Corporate Communications, Skydance Media
- Programming + Development | Francesca Orsi, C0-Head of Drama, HBO Drama Series
- Activism + Philanthropy | Simone Reyes, Animal Rights Activist and Director of TV Development, All Def Pictures
- Digital Video | Melissa Schneider, Senior VP, Development and Production, New Form Digital
- Reality/Unscripted | Gretchen Stockdale, COO and General Counsel, Pilgrim Media Group
- Essentials for Entrepreneurs | Amanda Taylor, CEO-CoFounder, DanceOn
- Thriving in a Male-Dominated Environment | Lisa Wiegand, ASC – Director of Photography
- Leadership Lessons | Vivi Zigler, President, Digital, Brand & Audience Development, Endemol Shine North America
SPONSORS AND PARTNERS: Sponsors and partners in this year’s edition of Women of the West, include Host the TV Academy, Reception Sponsor Pilgrim Media Group, Gold Sponsor CBS Entertainment Diversity, Silver Sponsors HBO and Endemol Shine Beyond, Roundtable Sponsor Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP, Scholarship Sponsor Babygrande PR, Event Production Partner Beck Media & Marketing, Official PR Partner Scandal Co-Active, Raffle Partners Rent the Runway, Roku, Vera Bradley and Marketing Partners B&C, Cablefax, WICT SoCal, NATPE, NAMIC, Producers Guild of America Women’s Impact Network, SMPTE, Westside Digital Mix, Horowitz Research, PromaxBDA and DEG.
EVENT BACKGROUND: Keynotes & Cocktails, the premier, off-the-record conference series for women of media, entertainment and tech, was founded in Los Angeles in 2010 to serve the women of our business community. Presented annually in Los Angeles (as Women of the West) and New York City (as Women of NY) by Melinc.com, (mel-link dot com), the conference and networking company founded by journalist Melissa Grego, former Editor-in-Chief of TV business publication Broadcasting & Cable, the conference series provides a powerful combination of the most high-interest speakers and unique networking features.
In late 2015, Grego, acquired Keynotes & Cocktails from B&C, which continues to support the event as one of the conference series’ founding Marketing Partners.
Additional information on the conference, including individuals and companies who have participated in the past, as well as the soon-to-be-announced December date of the Women of New York conference can be found at melinc.com. A limited number of tickets and sponsorship packages are still available. For information go to www.melinc.com/la.
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