We got the wine for tomorrows @dhbus event @ipnola!
From SXSWi in 2009
At Zappos.com, Tony Hsieh has fostered a culture where extraordinary customer service is the norm. Hear him talk about how good deeds can help you leverage the power of your audience to massively extend your brand.
Join us for the Delivering Happiness kickoff to TribeCon next Friday!
The Birth of TribeCon →
TribeCon was born out of a community that I am very passionate about here in New Orleans called Net2NO. It is the core of the tech movement and the fastest growing Net2 anywhere. Led by Damien Lamanna, Jessica Rohloff & Andrew Larimer, Net2NO and the members of this tribe are the inspiration for TribeCon. We took at road trip together to SXSW last year, and literally took Austin by storm.
TribeCon was born on that trip, and we appreciate the continuing support of Net2NO, and all its passionate members.
Why Community Matters - by Sloane Berrent
No Frills, No Trills. Real talks from 2009 TribeCon Attendees. Sign up now: http://tribecon2010.eventbrite.com/
Patrick Comer to Speak at TribeCon (by @federatedsample)
Hosted in New Orleans in conjunction with the Voodoo Music Experience on October 28th and 29th, TribeCon is a terrific meeting of minds as well as a really good time – and this year our CEO, Patrick Comer, will be presenting. Patrick will be joining a top-notch line up of panelists that include: Ben Huh, the CEO of Pet Holdings, Inc., the parent company of viral photoblogs like I Can Has Cheezburger, Jonathan Hull, the Director of Strategic Relationships at Ning, Thomas Knoll, the Community Architect at Zappos, and Jim Longo, the VP of Client Development and Marketing at Itracks. Interested? Buy a ticket now to join the TribeCon community and hear what Patrick has to say. We look forward to seeing you there.TribeCon is a conference packed full of inspiring and educational presentations by world-renowned panelists – all focused around building communities online and igniting them to accomplish amazing things in the real world.
What’s mine is yours. Check out Micki Krimmel at TribeCon on October 28th to learn more about the technology of sharing.
TribeCon 2010 speaker Baratunde Thurston from November, 2009 at Web 2.0 in NYC. Some of the TribeCon team was in attendance and all we could do was pity the person who had to follow such an engaging presentation.
