She is the 1997 recipient of the American Association of Law Libraries' highest honor, the Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award. She continues to be a dynamic speaker and prolific writer on such topics as private law library management, presentations and training. If so, it may signal that you need to explore the elevator speech.
Most people ride an elevator several times a day.
It is significant that the elevator was created to move people. The Greek mathematician Archimedes is reputed to have invented it in the third century B.C. but Elisha Otis designed the first one with a safety mechanism. Probably neither was thinking about building a ubiquitous environment for communication when he perfected his invention. Brief, sincere messages move people toward their goals. The scenario starts something like this.