Behind the Scenes of DrupalCamp Dallas
Organizing a committee for DrupalCamp Dallas was a no-brainer. When we started planning for the event back in June, we had just six weeks to find a venue, speakers, sponsors, volunteers, and promote the event to you. We needed all the help we could get!
The DrupalCamp Dallas committee really got things done. We met on a weekly basis and listed out action items for the following week. Four Kitchens invited us to use their wiki to keep everything in one place. LevelTen, Koine Media and Tarakan Design donated hours (upon hours) to spend during the workday. All of the committee members spent time on the weeknights and weekends to meet our goal of making this event as educational as possible for the Drupal community.

Was it stressful at times? Yes.
Will we do it again? Yes. We are already planning DrupalCamp Dallas 2010!
Take a minute and read who was involved in the planning process and what they did. If you have another minute, give them a shout on Twitter or post a comment below.
The Committee Members:
- Lee Raney - venue & facilities, online marketing, online press, attendance & registration, sponsorship and speaker coordination (@leeraney)
- Jennifer Conley - venue & facilities, online marketing, social media, sponsorship and speaker coordination, website administration, video production (@jenniferconley)
- Colin Alsheimer - online marketing, online press, social media, sponsorship coordination, pre-party event, volunteer coordination (@levelten_colin)
- David Hahn - budget planning, video production, promotion (@djhahn)
- Randall Knutson - website design and development, Collab Lab organization (@randallknutson)
- Tom McCracken - promotion, Collab Lab (@levelten_tom)
- Dustin Currie - website design and development, BOF organization (@dustincurrie)
- Mark Sonnabaum - t-shirt design, University promotion, BOF organization, Twitter API (@msonnabaum)
And those that helped out of the kindness of their heart:
- Four Kitchens - wiki space, introduction to Kathleen, DrupalCamp/Con expertise
- Kathleen Murtagh - drupal.org redesign sprint
- John P - video production and equipment
- Dallas phpGroup - marketing
- Lynn Bender - GeekAustin - marketing
- Giovanni Gallucci - Barcamp experience and consultation
And to the volunteers:
- Nico Martini
- Chris Christensen
- Steve Lilley
- Melvin Hall
- Kayla Wren
- Rachel Scott
- Sarah Nguyen
Essentially, it was YOU who made the event worthwhile. You took the time and spent the weekend doing what you love or learning something new. Thank you for being a part of the first annual DrupalCamp Dallas.
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