Cordelia Anderson Consulting announced today that the Tampa Bay Library Consortium has signed on to provide its members with access to all of the on-demand library training content available on CAC Academy through Niche Academy.
Through this partnership, TBLC member libraries will gain:
- Unlimited access to the full training library of courses designed specifically for library staff.
- Early access to new and updated content as it is released.
- Exclusive opportunities to ask questions, share ideas, and give feedback about the content.
- A $10 discount on my book from ALA Editions.
Courses cover practical, high-impact topics such as:
- Building a Library Marketing & Communications Plan
- Social Media Strategies for Libraries
- Crisis Communications for Libraries
- Creating an Integrated Marketing Campaign
- Strengthening Your Library’s Brand
- Attracting and Retaining New Library Users
- Balancing Your Marketing Strategies
- … and many more!
This training will be available at no cost to Michigan libraries soon, through the Library of Michigan’s Niche Staff Skills Academy.
About the Tampa Bay Library Consortium
The Tampa Bay Library Consortium, Inc. (TBLC) is a nonprofit multitype library cooperative that has empowered over 120 member libraries across 19 central Florida counties since 1979. Serving more than 6.3 million Floridians — over a third of the state’s population — TBLC’s membership spans public, academic, school, and specialized libraries, including state colleges, university systems, private academic institutions, public school systems, and public libraries. Headquartered in Tampa with a staff of five, the consortium is guided by a 13-member Board of Directors elected from member libraries. Our mission is to build a community of libraries and library staff committed to collaboration and continuously improving services that better Floridians’ lives. TBLC supports this community by providing essential services, connecting staff through active engagement, and fostering an environment of continuous learning and innovation.
For more information about Full Academy Access, visit our On Demand page. Organizations may request a free two-week trial for one staff member.
