DrupalCon Baltimore is coming up April 24 through April 28, 2017.
Why not make this the year that you present a session?
If the idea of submitting a session sounds appealing, focus for a few seconds on this date: February 1, 2017 at 23:59 EST (UTC -5). That's the deadline for submitting a session proposal.
Okay, now let's work backwards from that.
The next thing you should do is watch the video below, by John Kennedy, project manager for Acquia Lightning and program manager for the Drupal 8 Module Acceleration Program (MAP).
John is an experienced and engaging speaker and presenter. Check out how he animates the presentation of this simple list in the video.
Now let's focus on the content, which (spoiler alert) includes these NINE tips:
Now you're psyched, right?
Here are a few more details:
Speaking at a DrupalCon is considered a volunteer contribution to the Drupal project, and it comes with significant benefits.
Two of the big ones:
(BTW, to anticipate your next question: speakers are expected to pay for travel and lodging expenses incurred while traveling to and attending the conference.)
Remember: session selection is highly competitive. The Drupal Association receives hundreds of submissions for each major DrupalCon.
If you aren't selected, let Acquia know and if the content is compelling, we can evaluate for Acquia Developer Center.
Good luck.
We hope to see you -- on stage -- at DrupalCon Baltimore!
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