March 2009 - Colorado Springs SQL Server User Group
Presentation: The Modern Resume - Building Your Brand
12 people attended the March meeting of the group.
March 2009 - Charlotte, NC SQL Server User Group
Presentation: The Modern Resume - Build Your Brand
This was an online presentation using GoToMeeting.com and delivered to about 80 people that dialed in to listen.
February 2009 - Boulder SQL Server User Group
Presentation: The Modern Resume - Building Your Brand
The February meeting of the Boulder group had only 8 people in attendance. This was a very interactive meeting that included a lot of questions on resumes and job searching as well.
February 2009 - Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta
Presentation: The Modern Resume - Building Your Brand
At this local event on a Saturday, I presented my talk to about 30 people. It was not as interactive as I would have liked, but I did have some interesting questions on blogging.
January 2009 - Denver SQL Server User Group
Presentation: The Modern Resume - Building Your Brand
About 24 people attended the January meeting and I had lots of great questions.
November 2008 - PASS Community Summit
Presentation: Should You Move into Management?
A co-presentation put together by Andy Warren. I assisted him in giving advice and anecdotes based on my experience.
October 2008 - SQL Saturday #8
Presentation: The Modern Resume - Building Your Brand
I had about 40 people attend this event and lots of good questions afterwards. This was the first time I delivered this presentation and it was very popular.
October 2008 - Indy Tech Fest
Presentation: Green Computing
An overview of green computing given to about 20 people.
November 2006 - PASS Community Summit
Presentation: Successful Team Management
Co presented this session with Andy Warren talking about ways to manage a team of IT professionals.
November 2003 - PASS Community Summit
Presentation: The Identity Debate
A debate between Brian Knight and myself on the pros and cons of using identity values. We had some good interaction from a couple of Microsoft developers as well.
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