It's coming! Co-chair Geoff Livingston and I are delighted to announce that BlogPotomac will be held on Friday, June 13, 2008 at The State Theater in Falls Church, Virginia.
Sponsored by Livingston Communications, The Point, Viget Labs and WordBiz.com, Inc., BlogPotomac is an “un-conference” on best marketing practices for the social media community in D.C. Our goal is to provide advanced marketing insights beyond the average social media 101 event.
Great line-up of speakers including Dell's chief blogger
Our excellent line-up of seven keynotes includes:
Opening Keynote: Lionel Menchaca, digital media manager and chief blogger, Direct2Dell
Lunch Keynote: Frank Gruber, community manager, AOL and author of Somewhat Frank
Additional keynotes (in alphabetical order) will be given by:
- Social Media Group’s Maggie Fox on integrating social media
- Kami Huyse, Communication Overtones on ethics
- Author and consultant KD (Katie) Paine on measurement
- Jeremy Pepper, The Point and Pop! PR Jots on strategy
The current invite for our final keynote is MyDD’s Matt Stoller on political blogging.
I am honored to be emceeing the event with BlogOrlando Creator and BlogPotomac Advisor Josh Hallett. BTW, without Josh and his original concept there would be no BlogPotomac.
As
the financier and organizer of the event (hey, he's an impresario), Geoff has elected to pass on
participation. Full disclosure: my company, WordBiz.com, Inc., is one of the sponsors.
Because there will only be 150 seats, to recoup costs, and to avoid a Podcamp Boston situation (lots more folks registered than attended), estimated ticket cost for the event will be $75.
Financial accounting for the event will be open and published. Any profits from BlogPotomac will be donated to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Next on the agenda is creating the BlogPotomac logo and site, publishing our full agenda and of course opening registration. Hope to see you there! Washington D.C. is beautiful in June.
BTW, where is Falls Church, VA?
It's right outside Washington D.C. proper and is accessible by metro. Stay tuned for details.
Previous Comments
Geoff Livingston said on January 18, 2008 at 02:21 PM
Looking forward to it, Deb. This is going to be a great event. Thank you for all of your help to date!
Chris Baggott said on January 18, 2008 at 04:17 PM
This sounds great Debbie. We would love to participate as sponsors if that opportunity is still available.
Chris Baggott
CEO/Co-founder
Compendium Blogware
http://www.compendiumblogware.com
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