{"id":670,"date":"2016-04-19T15:44:15","date_gmt":"2016-04-19T19:44:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/2016.neo.wordcamp.org\/?p=670"},"modified":"2016-04-19T07:33:03","modified_gmt":"2016-04-19T11:33:03","slug":"third-round-of-speakers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/neo.wordcamp.org\/2016\/third-round-of-speakers\/","title":{"rendered":"Introducing the Third Round of Speakers"},"content":{"rendered":"WordCamp Northeast Ohio is excited to announced our third set of confirmed speakers!<\/p>\n
Angie Meeker<\/h3>\n
I\u2019ve spent the past 10 years digging into WordPress and building websites at Angie Meeker Designs. For several years, I was the lead organizer of WordCamp Columbus. Nowadays, I\u2019m doing technical support and social media for a fantastic company called OptinMonster. I actually enjoy hanging out with my family and am the biggest fan of America\u2019s Funniest Videos. In case you\u2019re wondering, yes, I AM still pursing my dream of having an entire wall filled with National Geographics!<\/p>\n
Adam Silver<\/h3>\n
Adam teaches a WP101 course at the local adult school, presents a monthly WordPress seminar at SBDC, runs the SouthBay WordPress Meetup and produces a weekly podcast over at kitchensinkwp.com. In spare time he hangs out with his wickedly cool 3 kids & wife, and makes some really bad puns, since someone has to.<\/p>\n
Seth Alling<\/h3>\n
Seth Alling is a Detroit-based developer turned designer turned developer, who has been working with WordPress since 2009 and currently works as the Lead Developer for Ranch House Designs. When he\u2019s not developing (or designing), you can find him running, playing soccer or spending time with his wife and sons.<\/p>\n
Shelby Elliott<\/h3>\n
Shelby is a designer and a problem solver by nature, and has been working with WordPress for the last 6 years. Recently, she started her own business, Corner Market Media, where she builds WordPress websites and does Web Presence Consulting. When she’s not “Pressing the Words” or spending time with her 2 year old son, you can find her on a yoga mat, in a thrift store, or completing home improvement projects.<\/p>\n
Jessica Garbarino<\/h3>\n
Jessica Garbarino is the founder and owner of Every Single Dollar, a company dedicated to helping single women navigate the world of personal finance.\u00a0 She realized that she was experiencing a financial hangover in her early 30s after the lifestyle choices in her 20s caused her to rack up debt. After paying off $56,000 of debt, she felt called to teach other single women how to manage their money, pay off debt, and instill financial confidence.\u00a0 She offers individual financial coaching, speaks on personal finance, and writes and produces video on various financial topics with the single woman in mind.\u00a0 Jessica lives the debt free life in sunny South Florida.<\/p>\n
Joe Querin<\/h3>\n
I have worked in Higher Ed for the past 17 years. I’ve been with the website almost exclusively those 17 years. While my training is in Graphic Design, I’ve taught myself Web Design and Development along with a host of different languages to accomplish whatever problems I’ve needed to solve. Outside of my professional life, I’ve spent the last 17 years married to my wonderful, talented wife. Together we have two girls, a 15 year old in her first year of high school, and a 5 year old who can’t wait to start her kindergarten year later this fall.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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