Check out the folks who attended WordCamp Birmingham 2012:
Sorted in order of least travel distance to greatest.
Karla Archer @karpo Speaker Page
Sheri Bigelow @designsimply Speaker Page
Stephen Burge @designsimply Speaker Page
Dougal Campbell @dougal Speaker Page
Michael Fields @mfields Speaker Page
Marna Friedman @marnafriedman Speaker Page
Dan Gavin @iamdangavin Speaker Page
Tammy Hart @tammyhart Speaker Page
John Housholder @johnhousholder Speaker Page
Kelly Housholder @ourlifefromscratch Speaker Page
Ryan Imel @rwking02 Speaker Page
Nathan Ingram @rwking02 Speaker Page
Judi Knight @judiknight Speaker Page
Brian Krogsgard @krogsgard Speaker Page
Wade Kwon @wadeonbirmingham Speaker Page
Vid Luther @zippykid Speaker Page
Mitcho @mitchoyoshitaka Speaker Page
Stephanie True Moss @mitchoyoshitaka Speaker Page
Joel Norris @joelnorris Speaker Page
George Ortiz @venturengine Speaker Page
Christopher Reding @creding Speaker Page
Bill Robbins @organizedthemes Speaker Page
Ryan Roenigk @rroenigk Speaker Page
Mike Schinkel @mikeschinkel Speaker Page
Cliff Seal @cliffseal Speaker Page
Carol Shepherd @cshepherd Speaker Page
Jane Wells @jenmylo Speaker Page
Micah Wood @woodent Speaker Page
Samuel “Otto” Wood @otto42 Speaker Page
These are the people that make this event happen. They work tirelessly for weeks and months to plan, coordinate, and execute the best event possible. If you get a chance to thank them, please do!
Sara Cannon
Details TBD.
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