Looking for speakers at South Reading Camera Club

Hi All,
I am the Secretary at South Reading Camera Club and we are planning next season's programme of events. Last season we had a speaker from Canon UK which proved to be very successful and popular and I was wondering if there was someone from Adobe or the Adobe Community who would be interested and able to come and speak to our friendly group.
There is no specific topic we are looking for, and are open to most photography related topics.
If you are interested in finding out more please get in touch.
Regards,
Mark Stokes
Secretary SRCC

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