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by Adrian Segar (updated for EventCamp East Coast 2011) A number of people have asked whether EventCamp East Coast #ECDC11 will be livestreamed. The answer is a qualified “no”, and since this is a different choice from those made at … Continue reading →

Post By Jenise Fryatt Posted here with permission Original post on Eventprov.com The picture on the right, captures a moment that changed my life. It was during the peer session sign up portion of Event Camp East Coast last year … Continue reading →

Paul Cook of Planet Planit Drawing ever closer to Event Camp East CoastI felt that it was time to have a think about just what I could be getting myself into at this event. After all, it is a peer … Continue reading →

By Greg Ruby So you are joining us for EventCamp East Coast?  Great – we are happy that you will be joining us! Do you hold the Certified Meetings Professionals (CMP) designation?  Do you need some continuing education hours for … Continue reading →

Brain researcher Andrea Sullivan was introduced to peer driven conferences last year when she attended Event Camp East Coast, an unconference that followed Adrian Segar’s format “Conferences That Work.” She was so impressed with how ECDC allowed her to easily … Continue reading →

Paul Cook of Planet PlanitA simple post based on my personal feelings for taking the time to go to Event Camp East Coast 2011.Will I see you there? In a few weeks time it will be the turn of Event … Continue reading →

At EventCamp East Coast we believe your event doesn’t need to be high tech to be innovative.  You just need attendees who are innovative thinkers. Eventprofs often say they wish more event were filled active learning sessions where everyone has … Continue reading →

Yes, that is right…EventCamp East Coast is back for 2011! This year our event will be taking place just outside of Washington, DC at the National Conference Center just minutes from Dulles International Airport. Date:  November 4-6, 2011 Where: The … Continue reading →

by Adrian Segar In my experience, when you get a group of professionals together and give them the opportunity to determine what they’d like to talk about, you’ll end up with enough viable topics for several days of sessions. EventCamp … Continue reading →