Mar 22nd, 2010 |
Join us at the third annual Web 2.0 Expo New York this fall as a speaker or panelist! Our Call for Participation is now open.
We’re looking for proposals for sessions and workshops with an interesting angle that falls under a broad Web 2.0 theme. A few possibilities for this year, in no particular order, include:
- Compelling new business models
- Social media marketing
- Design for satisfying user experiences
- Cutting-edge development
- The mobile tsunami
- Performance challenges
- Practical analytics
- Real-time opportunities
- Security everywhere
- Cloud computing
- Startup strategies
- Small business successes
- Enterprise issues
The firm deadline for proposals is April 12 at 11:59 p.m. PST. We do not have the luxury of extending our deadline this year. Please plan accordingly.
NEW REQUIREMENT: To be considered by our selection team, you must submit a short video of the speaker(s). Clips can be short (2-3 minutes), low-quality footage of the speaker proposing their session, or it can be footage from a previous talk. Either way, it’s mandatory. Leave yourself time to create and upload the video.
HOW TO SUBMIT A WINNING PROPOSAL: We get more than 10 proposals per available slot. To help yours rise above the rest, attend our short webcast on Thursday, March 25 at 1 p.m. PST: “Insider Tips for Submitting a Winning Proposal to Web2Expo.” Bring your questions.
Need more advice on how to write a successful speaking proposal? Check out our blog post detailing the “Dos and Don’ts” of winning submissions.
See you in New York!
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Kaitlin Pike is the Community Manager of Web 2.0 Expo. She can be reached @w2e or @kcpike.
