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Update: 37signals Workshops and Appearances

14 Apr 2004 by Jason Fried

We’ll be presenting at the following workshops and events this spring and summer:

AIGA Exhibit A: April 26, Minneapolis, MN.
Exhbit A is a case study based competition created to recognize and showcase the work of interactive practioners in Minnesota. The afternoon Forum will include presentations by the lead judges (Jason Fried & Peter Merholz) who will share insights and knowledge about their practices. More info and signup.

seriouSeries No. 3: April 29, Chicago, IL
Jim Coudal of Coudal Partners / Photoshop Tennis / Jewelboxing, Jason Fried of 37signals / Signal vs. Noise / Basecamp, Naz Hamid from Gapers Block / Absenter and Jake Nickell, Jacob DeHart and Jeffrey Kalmikoff of Skinnycorp / Threadless / Yayhooray will all reveal the secrets to their internet fame and fortune. SOLD OUT

Blogging for Business: May 21, Chicago.
Business blogs are taking off. Are you up to speed? Learn how your business can harness the power of weblogs to improve communication and efficiency at this hands-on workshop. More info and signup. Note: If you sign up for Adaptive Path’s Make Your CMS Work For You workshop (on May 20 in Chicago) at the same time, you can save some serious moolah.

The “Building of Basecamp” Workshop: June 25, Chicago
Go behind the scenes and learn what it takes to launch a new web-based application — From an idea on a napkin to launch and beyond. We’ll explain our process, our mistakes, our home runs, and the design, development, marketing, and support lessons we’ve learned. Then we’ll discuss how you can transfer that knowledge to your own projects. Seats are going fast! More info and signup.

WebVisions: July 16, Portland, OR
WebVisions is a day-long conference that brings together the Web’s thought leaders to explore the future of design, Web standards, usability, ROI and more. Plus, it’s always an opportunity for some good, old fashioned schmoozing. Speakers include Matt Owens, Doug Bowman, Jason Fried, Armin Vit, Julie Beeler, Ani Phyo, Matt Haugey and Christina Wodtke. More info and signup.

User Experience Week 2004: August 16-19, Washington, DC
A full week of valuable training, fantastic after-hours events, real-world case studies, and great speakers including Jesse James Garrett, Jeffrey Veen, Lane Becker, Janice Fraser, Peter Merholz, Scott Hirsch, Jason Fried, Douglas Bowman, and Christina Wodtke. More info and signup.

The Eighth Annual Strategic Public Relations Conference: October 7, Chicago
Join the industry’s leading experts for the PR’s most anticipated event of the year. Keynote speaker: Robert Novak, co-host, CNN’s “Crossfire” and columnist, Chicago Sun-Times. (I’ll be speaking on the 7th at 10:30 AM on business blogs). More info and signup.

5 comments so far (Post a Comment)

14 Apr 2004 | Darrel said...

Hey...had no idea JF was a judge for the MN show...may have to seriously give AIGA a chance at redeeming their interactive interests. ;o)

14 Apr 2004 | JF said...

We're against entering award competitions but I'll surely judge one. I can assure you that pretty pages alone won't get my nod.

14 Apr 2004 | Nate said...

How about some workshops/appearances in California?

14 Apr 2004 | Darrel said...

JF...have you had much insight into the MN show? I do know they've been trying to make this much more about solution design vs. aesthetic design (my words, not theirs) if that makes sense. I'm anxious, excited, and also a bit aprehensive as to how the show will come out and be perceived both internally and externally of the AIGA.

14 Apr 2004 | Spooner said...

What about NYC?
any plans to ever make it out here?

Would love to make it to one of the conferences but all are out of reach.

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