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**FIRST EMAIL**/FIRST Senior Mentor Conference Call on "Looming Deadlines and How to
Greetings Teams:

Our FIRST Senior Mentors will be hosting a conference call for all Team Mentors on Wednesday, January 10 at 7 pm EST. Yes , we know it's the first week of the build season!! But these guys really know their stuff and they might be able to help!

All team mentors are welcome. The call in number is 1-800-503-2899 and the access code is 6663906. Paul Kloberg will lead the call, assisted by Jenny Beatty, Mike Sperber and Steve Cremer. The topic will be "Looming Deadlines and How to Meet Them", but questions on all topics will be entertained. We will have 50 lines available, so it will be first come, first served. The call will be recorded and available until Jan . 24. We'll send you the recording info after the call.

Please Join Us!

Again, all team mentors are welcome, especially those attached to rookie teams. If we get a good response, we'll continue to offer these calls.

Go Teams!
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