This just in from Donald Lobo and the CiviCRM team:
Hey folks:
Just wanted to let you know that we'll be having our very first CiviCon on April 22 at Mitch Kapor Foundation offices. We hope to see all of you at the conference.
Save the date and book your tickets: CiviCon, April 22, 2010Information and registration is here. Please register as soon as possible :)
Would be great if folks could propose a few sessions here. We'd love to organize the conference into various tracks (fundraising, advocacy/political, membership/association, education). The success of the conference depends on our combined involvement.
We are also having quite a few trainings around that time in Atlanta, GA around NTEN (April 7, 11, 12). There is an affinity group session and panel discussions around CiviCRM during NTEN.
We are also having trainings the day before DrupalCon April 18.
If you are in the area or attending either of those conferences, we could use your help. Please contact us via email.
A complete list of our events is here
lobo
Exciting to see a product evolve so far in such a short timeframe. If I recall correctly, my own introduction to CiviCRM began on the Kleercut campaign in 2005. It's been a reliable friend several times since then and just keeps on improving. Kudos to all the folks that make this open-source software project possible.
This is one event that I might just have to attend. If you're considering CiviCRM for your organization, you might want to think about it too.
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would be great to have someone like you there, who's gone thru all the peaks and lows with us from the early days. will make an interesting session of the evolution of civicrm (or maybe a better title might be: u wont believe how much it sucked)
lobo