I’m writing to let you know that the early bird pricing of $145 for the Online Community Unconference ends on April 23rd. The Online Community Unconference is a low-cost, high-value opportunity to connect with other smart online community and social media pros. Join us on June 9th, in Mountain View, CA for an energizing day of networking and discussions on timely and relevant online community and social media topics. Go here to register.
Current attendee organizations include social media and community practitioners from Genentech, Panasonic, Linden Lab, Wells Fargo, LinkedIn, Google, Microsoft, Skoll Foundation, NetApp, Autodesk, SEGA, Jigsaw, Flickr, Rosetta Stone, Care2.com, and many more.
More details below:
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EVENT REGISTRATION PAGE: https://ocu2010-m2.eventbrite.com
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The Online Community Unconference is a gathering of online community professionals – managers, developers, business people, tool providers, investors – to discuss experience and strategies in the development and growth of online communities. Those involved in online community and social media development (and social software in general) share many common challenges: community management, tools, marketing, business models, legal issues. As we have found with our past events, the best source of information on all of these challenges is other knowledgeable practitioners.
The Online Community Unconference is inspired by the emerging “open space” conference format. Go here for highlights our recent Unconference in New York. You may also download the Book of Proceedings from last year’s Online Community Unconference, which includes a summary of the event, notes from many of the sessions, and photographs from the event.
The Computer History Museum in Mountain View is a unique venue with plenty of parking and WiFi. Lunch and snacks will be provided, and the museum exhibits will be open to the group during the breaks. We also have a fabulous new Open Space facilitator this year: Heidi Nobantu Saul.
Register by April 23rd and take advantage of the early bird rate of $145. The admission price is $195 April 24th through May 26th, and $250 on or after May 27th. On-site registration is $295. Fee is fully refundable prior to May 9th, not refundable after (but admission is transferable). Click here to register.
An extensive FAQ has been posted here: https://www.forumonenetworks.com/ocu_faq
EVENT REGISTRATION PAGE: https://ocu2010-m2.eventbrite.com
Please contact me directly for more information about the event and for sponsorship opportunities.
If you have any difficulty in registration, please contact me directly.
Best,
Jim Cashel
Chairman
Forum One Communications
Phone: 703.652.4374
Twitter: @cashel
