That was fun. Let's do some more.

Three weeks marketing lead time, 70 registrations, a very full house, and the perfect opportunity for me to dress up in my lovely linen suit (there's a good story about my linen suit, ask me one day) and talk about new approaches to Citizen Feedback Management, particularly in light of the recently released iGOV2010 strategy paper from Singapore's IDA.

We had a giggle, the delegates had a slap up breakfast at the Raffles Hotel, and Adobe got to make friends and influence people, supported by presentations from your humble correspondent, and the equally humble Dave Snowden, along with Joseph Wong, Adobe's Regional Director of Consulting.

Many thanks to Elaine for keeping a firm hand on the tiller whilst I was floating around in my Sunday best at the front of the room, and also to Jason and the telemarketing team for pulling off the impossible.

Final words of thanks are due to Alex, who rushed across town to make it to the venue just in time for the post-event team lunch at the Tiffin Room: a man with a firm grip on his priorities!

Rogues gallery: (left-right) Alex, Jason, Si Mink, Sachin, Elaine, Mr Linen, Gerald.