It seems like every June we are in NYC now for Le Book Connections. We are becoming regulars at our favorite hotels, restaurants and of course shops. It is becoming a nice tradition and fun way to kick off the summer; especially when the weather cooperates with us like it did last week (we now have a favorite roof deck!).
As always, the Le Book event was filled with lots of connections. We saw friends from all over the country, which is always a good sign that people from all over are still valuing what the event is all about. As well, we met many client direct and European contacts, something that we look forward to every year seeing how hard they are to come by otherwise.
In the past, I have written notes on what I thought was so wonderful about the event and had intended to do so this time as well. However, I decided that this time, rather than talk about all that was great about it from our point of view, I wanted to share what the attendees were thinking. So, for now, enjoy the photos knowing that the event was a success and tune in in a few more weeks to read some interviews I am conducting to shed some light on what the art producers and other creative people thought too.
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