Heather Champ

Location: San Francisco
Speaking Topics: community | online community | Collaboration | user generated content
Spoken Languages: English

As the Director of Community at Flickr, Heather oversees member activities for one of the world's largest and most popular photo sharing communities. An award-winning designer with over ten years' experience, she joined Flickr in May 2005 and has seen the community grow to 30 million members sharing 2.9 billion photos and video. Previously, Heather was the creator of The Mirror Project and the cofounder of JPG Magazine.

CA Callahan

Location: Pittsburgh | PA USA
Speaking Topics: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 | Collaboration | Network Security
Spoken Languages: English

'Been explaining Windows Technologies for over a decade. Started in the early 90's as a administrative assistant who also happened to purchase, network, and maintain all computers for the company (as well as the phone and pager systems for the business). Was farmed out by savvy boss to other business owners when, on the golf course, it became obvious that the only one there with a network that never went down was him.

Previous Presentations: 
Windows Connections November 2006 in Las Vegas NV, Office Connections April 2007 in Orlando FL
Network World Expo April 2005 and 2006 in Toronto, IT360 April 2008 in Toronto
Instructor Led Labs, TechEd 2006 in Boston, and Birds of a Feather, Teched 2008 in Orlando, FL

Andrea R. Baker

Location: Washington D.C.
Speaking Topics: Collaboration | community collaboration | enterprise 2.0 | Enterprise 2.0 in Government | Intellipedia
Spoken Languages: English

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Andrea served in the United States Army as a Signals Intelligence Analyst and an Arabic Linguist. Following her military service, Andrea became a career consultant for the Federal Government, supporting the CIA, DIA, NSA, NOAA, and the Pentagon. Andrea’s background originally started in web design, graphics and web development and has transitioned from development and design over the years from multimedia design, technical lead, and project manager.

Daniele

Location: Japan
Speaking Topics: Delphi Method | Digital Divide in Latin America | drupal | mediawiki | Open Source Geospatial Trends | pay per click advertising | search engine marketing | Technology foresight & assessment | ubuntu | Collaboration | user generated content
Spoken Languages: English | Portuguese

Kadambari Devarajan

Location: INDIA | Chennai
Speaking Topics: java | ubuntu | blogging | Web 2.0 | FOSS | GNU/Linux | content management | Collaboration | wikis | LAMP | Social Media/Networking | Women in FOSS/IT/Science/Technology | Theory of Computation | Computational Complexity | Game Theory | NLP | AI | Robotics | Writing
Spoken Languages: English | Hindi | Tamil

Previous Presentations: 
WiCamp '08 Chennai, GPLv3 '06@IIM Bangalore, WikiCamp '07@Chennai, Podworks.in '07 @ Tidel Park Chennai
National Entrepreneurship Network India, local Linux User Group talks, Literary & Debating Society talks

Magen D. Hughes

Location: St. Petersburg | FL (soon to be Boston | MA)
Speaking Topics: computer security | Collaboration | communities | charity | linux | digital graffiti/guerilla advertising | hacking | Hardware modification | implementing technology in the classroom | instruction (web-based applications) | Women in IT | social networking
Spoken Languages: English

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Previous Presentations: 
Hijacking the Outdoor Digital Billboard Network-DefCon XVI
Google Docs - Tampa Bay Computer Society
The Insecurities Surrounding the Outdoor Digital Billboard Network- Tampa Bay Computer Society
Putty and Basic Unix Commands-Raymond James Financial Services

Angela Beesley

Location: Australia | Sydney
Speaking Topics: Collaboration | communities | online communities | social media | Web 2.0 | wiki | wikimedia | wikipedia | wikis
Spoken Languages: English

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       You can contact me by email at angela at wikia dot com

Angela Beesley has been involved with wikis for more than five years. With Jimmy Wales, she founded Wikia.com, a community-focused wiki company which is supporting the development of wikis on more than 6000 topics and in 70 different languages.

Angela chairs the Advisory Board of the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization which manages Wikipedia.

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Margaret Gold

Location: London | UK | Europe | Amsterdam | the Netherlands
Speaking Topics: mobile | wireless | innovation | open innovation | Collaboration | corporate venturing | mobile banking | mobile payments
Spoken Languages: English | Dutch

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Margaret Gold

Gold Mobile Innovation Ltd.

Margaret Gold is an innovation & business launch specialist working with start-ups and corporate ventures in the mobile industry.

Margaret provides hands-on services in the areas of:

• Product definition, development and management
• Value proposition development
• Market analysis and business modelling
• Business development & partnership management
• Sales & new media marketing
• Technical project & programme management
• Requirements management, end-user design, and testing
• Idea Generation workshops

Previous Presentations: 
Mobile Monday (various occasions and topics); MiniBar (ditto)
3GSM Barcelona 2007; Informa Mobile Web 2.0 London 2007
Mobile Payments Forum, Brussels 2006

Helen Baxter

Location: New Zealand | Auckland | Waitakere
Speaking Topics: Collaboration | community | content | creativity | drupal | innovation | knowledge | open source | social media | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: English

**********Not available until 2009. Due to production of the weekly g33k show, I am not available to speak until next year. ***********

I have been speaking about technology & the internet for over 10 years, in the UK and New Zealand. I'm Managing Directrix of Mohawk Media, Geek Girl for Radio NZ, I write the MsBehaviour Files for The Big Idea, with a slot on Radio Wammo for Kiwi FM. I'm also Web Mistress for Alt TV, and producer/host of the weekly g33k show online and SKY 65 in New Zealand.

Previous Presentations: 
Living in the Future. Wellington LOOP Launch (2007)
Renaissance 2.0 - Educating the New Leonardos. ULEARN (2007)
Open Source Science. MORST. (2007)

Tiffany Farriss

Location: Chicago | IL
Speaking Topics: Collaboration | Development process | drupal | Open source in education | Open source in museums | Running a business | Working with your spouse | Bootstrapped entrepreneurism | Web project strategy

Tiffany Farriss is the co-owner of Chicago-based Web development firm Palantir.net, Inc. and the AIGA Chicago Electronic Media Chair. Working in collaboration with a variety of creative partners, she has managed the development of visually and functionally sophisticated sites for a variety of high-profile corporate, educational, and institutional clients.

Previous Presentations: 
SXSW 2008: Content Management System Round-up
Drupalcon Boston 2008 Tips and Tricks: Getting your team up to speed and staying there!
Drupalcon Boston 2008: Small giants: Building High Quality Drupal Businesses