What do Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Kevin Connolly, Kate Mara, Ellen Page and WordCamp Cincinnati 2016 attendees have in common? They are all making Cincinnati a destination to pursue their passions and further their professional goals.
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The organizers of WordCamp Cincinnati are excited to announce that Bridget Willard has confirmed that she will be a keynote speaker at our WordCamp in October. Coming to Cincinnati from California, where she currently resides, Bridget has an inspirational story about her road to the world of WordPress.
Continue reading Bridget Willard Confirmed as a Keynote Speaker
Is it a recreational blog? A digital business storefront? A transactional business website that allows visitors to purchase products or services?
Our 2nd Keynote Speaker has confirmed! Mr. Jeff Rowe will be our first keynote speaker on Saturday morning after the opening remarks. He will speak about the POWER of NETWORKING. His credentials are amazing and he is a Cincinnati person through and through!
The WordCamp Cincinnati organizing committee is super excited about Sujan Patel coming to Cincinnati as a keynote speaker from Austin, Texas!
WordCamps, which are held each year across the globe, are informal, community-organized events that are put together by enthusiastic WordPress users to share information regarding website design and best practices within the WordPress ecosystem. WordCamp Cincinnati 2016 is the first WordCamp ever to be held in Cincinnati. Our inaugural WordCamp will be held at The University of Cincinnati, in the Tangeman University Center.
Continue reading WordCamp is Coming to Cincinnati October 15-16, 2016
It gets lonely. Having an expertise or passion, striving for excellence, in a field that requires a combination of technical expertise, deep and broad knowledge, cerebral thought, and often times solitary work at a keyboard for execution. Sure, you may work on cross functional teams to serve the needs of clients, but each team member focuses on their particular business need. But who can you chat with to sing the praises of various tools? To compare notes on plug-ins? To find which themes are most effective and which have shortfalls? How can you step away from the weeds to look not just at the trees but also the forest to talk about trends and best practices?
WordCamp Cincinnati is over. Check out the next edition!