April 22nd-23rd …because the only thing worth discussing more than BBQ is WordPress.
As WordCamp Raleigh 2017 gets closer, we’re releasing the first wave of confirmed speakers. You’ll find some repeat speakers familiar to the WordCamp Raleigh crowd such as Adam Sewell, Tony Zeoli, and Alisa Herr as well as newcomers to the area such as Mika Epstein, also known as Ipstenu, a member of the wordpress.org plugin review team.
You can view the complete list here.
Hey, before you skip this part thinking “they’ve probably got this covered, read on.
WordCamp Raleigh is entirely run by volunteers. We need people to help with social media, people to help with setup, people to help with Audiovisual needs, people to help us think of other things we are forgetting to ask for help with, etc.
All WCRaleigh organization takes place in our slack channel. After filling out the info below, we’ll send you a link to the slack channel where you can help us prepare for WordCamp!
We’re excited to open this year’s call for Speakers for WordCamp Raleigh!
If you’d like to propose multiple topics, please submit the form multiple times, once for each topic.
We are specifically looking for talks around these topics (though we are primarily looking for quality folks to give talks, in general):
EDIT: we’re all full, full list of speakers can be found here, and tracks/schedule are coming soon!
WordCamp Raleigh is actively seeking sponsorships. Ranging from individual sponsors to corporate sponsorship.
Get your business in front of hundreds of local WordPress users, developers, and small business owners!
Gold – $1500
Silver – $1000
Bronze – $500
Individual – $100
We’re happy to announce that WordCamp Raleigh is officially on the calendar!
Save the date, and we look forward to seeing you there!
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WordCamp Raleigh 2017 is over. Check out the next edition!