BSides conference, Washington DC USA Oct 21-23

[Paul W. Frields]

Is there any Fedora Ambassador in the DC area who'd be interested in
working the booth at the BSides DC conference with a Red Hat colleague
during this October 21-23 event?

http://www.bsidesdc.org/

Red Hat is co-sponsoring the conference, and has table space.  Due to
short notice, I'm not available that weekend due to other commitments.
I've ordered swag separately, though.

If you're an Ambassador interested in representing Fedora there,
please get in touch.  The attendees at BSides are largely
Linux-friendly security practicioners.  Fedora is known to be popular
around the DC area, due to Fedora's awesomeness :-), but also in part
to Red Hat's large government customer base.

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[Corey W Sheldon]

On 10/12/2016 12:56 PM, Paul W. Frields wrote:
>  Is there any Fedora Ambassador in the DC area who'd be interested
> in
>  working the booth at the BSides DC conference with a Red Hat colleague
>  during this October 21-23 event?
>
>  http://www.bsidesdc.org/
>
>  Red Hat is co-sponsoring the conference, and has table space.  Due to
>  short notice, I'm not available that weekend due to other commitments.
>  I've ordered swag separately, though.
>
>  If you're an Ambassador interested in representing Fedora there,
>  please get in touch.  The attendees at BSides are largely
>  Linux-friendly security practicioners.  Fedora is known to be popular
>  around the DC area, due to Fedora's awesomeness :-), but also in part
>  to Red Hat's large government customer base.
>  
Seriously late to see this post.  I Am in the DC Area and would have no
issue helping out Friday and Sunday but all of Saturday morning I'll be
at the Marine Corps Marathon doing my usual race day support things.

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[Paul W. Frields]

On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 10:58:21AM +0000, Corey Sheldon wrote:
>  On 10/12/2016 12:56 PM, Paul W. Frields wrote:
>  > Is there any Fedora Ambassador in the DC area who'd be interested in
>  > working the booth at the BSides DC conference with a Red Hat colleague
>  > during this October 21-23 event?
>  >
>  > http://www.bsidesdc.org/
>  >
>  > Red Hat is co-sponsoring the conference, and has table space.  Due to
>  > short notice, I'm not available that weekend due to other commitments.
>  > I've ordered swag separately, though.
>  >
>  > If you're an Ambassador interested in representing Fedora there,
>  > please get in touch.  The attendees at BSides are largely
>  > Linux-friendly security practicioners.  Fedora is known to be popular
>  > around the DC area, due to Fedora's awesomeness :-), but also in part
>  > to Red Hat's large government customer base.
>  >
>  Seriously late to see this post.  I Am in the DC Area and would have no
>  issue helping out Friday and Sunday but all of Saturday morning I'll be
>  at the Marine Corps Marathon doing my usual race day support things. 
Awesome, Corey.  I'll introduce you my colleague so you guys can
proceed from there.  Swag is ordered already; Nick B is sending stuff
to him from Central since Ben in the Southeast was tapped out.

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