Aliza Sherman

Location: Canada but frequent trips to USA | Anchorage | Alaska
Speaking Topics: Web 2.0 | social media marketing | integrated online social development | Second Life | blogging | microblogging | Community Building | mommy blogging
Spoken Languages: English

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"It's a man's world out there in cyberspace - but not if Aliza Sherman has anything to say about it. Her mission: empower women and girls through technology." -- The Wall Street Journal

Aliza Sherman is the Original Cybergrrl - an Internet thought leader, highly sought-after online marketing expert and passionate evangelist for the Internet, particularly as a valuable and useful tool for our personal and professional lives. She is a motivational and inspirational speaker who has spoken around the world about the Internet, entrepreneurship and women's empowerment.

Previous Presentations: 
7/27/07 - BlogHer, Chicago, IL; The Life Stages of Online Communities
10/20/06 - Society of American Travel Writer Annual Conference, SANTIAGO, CHILE - "The Web as Your Oyster & How to Shuck It!"
10/6/06 - Women's Forum for the Economy & Society (WEFCOS), DEAUVILLE, FRANCE - "The Internet & Its Impact on Women Globally"

Karin Spaink

Location: Amsterdam | the Netherlands
Speaking Topics: Electronic patient records | Freedom of speech | Gaming | hacking | Privacy | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: Dutch | English

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In the middle of 1995, I got involved with civil rights issues on the net on a rather personal level: Scientology raided my provider, XS4all, over a homepage that one of their other customers had put on-line. That raid brought about a whole cascade of questions: are homepages the responsibility of their makers, or of those through which systems they are served? Are internet providers to be regarded as publishers, or as common carriers? Is a complaint enough on the net to make a provider pull a page? How does censorship on the net work?

Previous Presentations: 
NLUUG, May 2008: Hacking and health records
Toronto, October 2005: World Press and Freedom of speech on the net
Paris, 2004: OSCE conference about Xenophobia, racism and hate on the internet

Kadambari Devarajan

Location: INDIA | Chennai
Speaking Topics: java | ubuntu | blogging | Web 2.0 | FOSS | GNU/Linux | content management | Collaboration | wikis | LAMP | Social Media/Networking | Women in FOSS/IT/Science/Technology | Theory of Computation | Computational Complexity | Game Theory | NLP | AI | Robotics | Writing
Spoken Languages: Tamil | English | Hindi

Previous Presentations: 
WiCamp '08 Chennai, GPLv3 '06@IIM Bangalore, WikiCamp '07@Chennai, Podworks.in '07 @ Tidel Park Chennai
National Entrepreneurship Network India, local Linux User Group talks, Literary & Debating Society talks

Allison Miller

Location: South Australia
Speaking Topics: e-learning | e-portfolios | teaching and learning | social network | online identity | digital identity | digital literacy skills | flexible learning | moodle | Centra | twitter | ubiquitous learning | mobile learning | m-learning | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: English

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I have a passion for using technology to connect with people to learn (informal and formal), as I believe learning creates change.

Previous Presentations: 
National e-Portfolios Symposium
Edna workshops
Edayz - www.edayz.org

Nicole Simon

Location: Europe | Germany | Luebeck
Speaking Topics: blogging | corporate media | microblogging | speaker training | startup training | pitching VCs | podcasting | social media | social networking | twitter | Web 2.0 | Women in IT | women in technology
Spoken Languages: English | German

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I like to share knowledge, which is why I am not limited just to speaking, but also am interested in workshops / expert tables and moderation. Additionally I have become a frequent advisor for organizers of conferences as well as am involved in several barcamps.

One of my favourite topics is how to grow your business internationally, both from the side of for example the US coming to Europe as vice versa, but I am also happy to 'just' transport what is so special about the net and web 2.0.

Previous Presentations: 
speaking f.e.: reboot, blogher, republica, webstart (zagreb),
advisory boards f.e.: Web 2.0 Expo Europe, next08
organizing f.e.: web2open @ Web 2.0 Expo Europe, several barcamps, Podcastday Germany

Jennifer Deseo

Location: USA | Washington DC
Speaking Topics: online journalism | hyperlocal news | blogging | Web 2.0 | writing for the web | multimedia
Spoken Languages: English

Previous Presentations: 
"The Internet and Your Small Business"

Angela Beesley

Location: Australia | Sydney
Speaking Topics: Collaboration | communities | online communities | social media | Web 2.0 | wiki | wikimedia | wikipedia | wikis
Spoken Languages: English

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       You can contact me by email at angela at wikia dot com

Angela Beesley has been involved with wikis for more than five years. With Jimmy Wales, she founded Wikia.com, a community-focused wiki company which is supporting the development of wikis on more than 6000 topics and in 70 different languages.

Angela chairs the Advisory Board of the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization which manages Wikipedia.

       Previous presentations

Alison Wheeler

Location: London | Europe | London UK | Glasgow
Speaking Topics: developing user-led content | localisation and global marketing | managing user-generated content | online identity | open content | open source | social networking | Web 2.0 | wikimedia | wikipedia | wikis
Spoken Languages: some German | some French | English

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By training Alison has been in the computer field since 1976, including major FTSE250 and Fortune 500 multi-national companies up to Head of Department and IT Director levels as well as self-employment and a board member (CTO) of start-up companies.

Previous Presentations: 
The Dana Centre, London, June 2007
AOP Online Publishing Annual Conference, October 2007
British Library, November 2007
London Wiki Wednesday, December 2007
London Business School, March 2008
BarCampLondon4, May 2008
also closed presentations to organisations, eg. The Guardian, December 2006
(et al)

Nina Meiers

Location: Australia
Speaking Topics: Building a business with Open Source | Content Management Systems | DotNetNuke | Email Marketing | Extranets %26 Intranets using open source | Microsoft Open Source | online communities | Skinning %26 Theming | Web 2.0 | webdesign
Spoken Languages: English

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Nina Meiers - XD Design and Microsoft MVP has been in the field of Web Developing, Design & Hosting for over 10 years now.

Since 2002 has focussed on building a business using the DotNetNuke open source web application framework and has clients from many countries and has advised and consulted with Fortune 500 companies right through to single business operators who want to utilise Microsoft's premier Open Source Project - DotNetNuke.

Nelly Yusupova

Location: NYC
Speaking Topics: WordPress | blogging | social networking | women in technology | Web 2.0 | CSS | database design | SEO | open source | online marketing | leadership | e-commerce | careers in technology | building communities | website development | php programming
Spoken Languages: English | Russian

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Nelly Yusupova - CTO, Webgrrls International/Cybergrrl Inc. and Founder of DigitalWoman.com

Previous Presentations: 
BlogHer, Universities, High Schools, Webgrrls