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SOL 2003 Conference Photos

Thanks to Paul Z Jackson and Klaus Schenck for the photos!

The conference gets underway at @-Bristol
Michael Hjerth questions Anders Tegstam and Caroline Klingenstierna about SF in the Swedish National Labour Market Board – the most SF Government Department in the world! (Probably…)
Alan Kay gets the group on their feet to meet and greet.
Steve Onyett takes the Solutions Stage as Hans-Peter Korn, Alan Kay, Gunter Lueger, Helen Green, Yoram Galli and Tim Andrews look on.
Peter Szabo prepares for the Bonsai Dance…
…as one group wonders what’s going to happen next.
The panel on Constructive Language: Michael Hjerth, Tricia Lustig and Matthias Varga von Kibéd.
The Open Space afternoon: Mark McKergow is bombarded with session offers from Yoram Galli, Matthias Varga von Kibéd, Tricia Lustig, Anders Claessen, Harry Norman, Hans-Peter Korn and Tim Pidsley.
Yoram Galli shares his ideas on SF teams…
…with a laid-back audience.
Harry Norman leads a session on Solution Focused Reflecting Teams
The Open Space session featured some great presenters – as this audience is clearly discovering.
Peter Roehrig and Jenny Clarke grab a breath of fresh Bristol air on Sunday morning.
Mark McKergow and Michael Hjerth discuss linking the present to the future – or something…
Sunday’s plenary panel: Peter Roehrig, Louis Cauffman, Paul Z Jackson and Peter Szabo.
The ‘What Works’ plenary had the whole conference working hard.
Master of Ceremonies Tim Andrews prepares to call time once again.
John Henden (Bristol Solutions Group) passes the SOL flame, in its Bristol blue glass candlestick, to Michael Hjerth in behalf of Stockholm and SOL 2004.
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