Join Jayme Singleton, a program manager at Microsoft, as we take a walk down memory lane to learn about all the ways you should (or should not) build your local and global developer communities.
Full Session Description
From a small startup to a fortune 500 company, it has been an amazing journey and a new lesson learned at each step. Join me, a program manager at Microsoft, as we take a walk down memory lane to learn about all the ways you should (or should not) build your local and global developer communities. In this session, we will cover the three pillars of success to help you organize events, connect with speakers, and create everlasting engagement. Additionally, in this new virtual era, discover how to bring your events online to the exciting world of live-stream.
Jayme Singleton
Senior Program Manager @ Microsoft
About the author
Proud Program Manager at Microsoft for the global .NET Developer communities. Apart from managing developer content and strategy, Jayme also collaborates with Microsoft PMs, MVPs, Community Leaders, and Event Coordinators to organize product launches, MVP Summit, Microsoft /Build & Ignite .NET Conf, and other corporate events through the year. You can find her living the “”City Life”” in New York, or traveling around the world, Carmen Sandiego-style.
