Why attend the CxO Day

About the day

Our CxO day is primarily aimed at business leaders who provide or make use of Drupal services (i.e web development agencies, training companies, clients etc), but naturally everyone is welcome. Throughout the day we'll have speakers talking about their experiences working with Drupal and Open Source technologies in their sector(s) or personal life. With a hot food buffet for lunch and a free drinks reception at the end of the day you'll also have ample time to network with the other attendees.

The event is held at City, University of London on Friday 2nd March. Reception and breakfast from 8am with our first speaker at 9am. A full schedule of times and speakers will follow.

You can see more about what happened at our 2017 CxO day below

Benefits for attending

Benefits for CTOs, CMOs, COOs, CEOs, Technical Directors, Marketing Directors and Senior Decision Makers:

Understand how leading organisations leverage the many benefits of Drupal
Network with similar organisations in your sector
Learn directly from thought leaders via specific case studies

From the 2017 attendees that opted to share their reason:

Reasons for attending CxO day

The CxO day is a fantastic opportunity to learn from other businesses, gain contacts, and share experiences from your own company. Tickets are only £124.50 and attendance has always been 100+ people.

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Speakers

2018 speakers:

Paul (Pablo) Ettinger, Caffe Nero co-founder, TALENTBANQ

Megan (Byrd) Sanicki, Drupal Association

Barney Brown, Head of Digital at Cambridge University

Dave O'Caroll, Warchild UK, Head of Digital

Roberta Lucca, Bossa studios

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Previous attendees include:

Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity

And many more! We hope to see you at our 2018 event, please get in touch if you have any questions via email (info@drupalcamplondon.co.uk) or Twitter (@DrupalCampLDN).

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Keynote speakers

Ryan Szrama

Commerce Guys

Ryan got his start in web development through an online sales company based in Louisville, KY. It was there that he nursed Ubercart through its infancy to its use on over 20,000 websites as the Project Lead and community face of the project.

In 2009, Ryan co-founded Commerce Guys and eventually led the development of Drupal Commerce for Drupal 7. He grew the new project from its first full release at DrupalCon London to its use today on over 60,000 websites.

As of February 2016, Ryan acquired control of Commerce Guys and assumed leadership of the business with his time split between managing the company and contributing to its various open source projects.

Chris Teitzel

Lockr

Chris has been part of the Drupal community for 8 years and during that time has been fortunate enough to be involved in all aspects of the community. Originally part of the team supporting the Omega theme, he helped drive documentation and community support to lower the bar for theming in Drupal. He’s since been involved in projects spanning the globe working with all levels of business from top enterprises to startups building everything from bootstrapped humanitarian tools based on SMS to airline ticketing systems built in Drupal Commerce. In the recent years he has set his sights on security in Drupal and specifically around data privacy and security to again lower the bar for developers to adhere to best practices.

Baddý Sonja Breidert

1xINTERNET

Baddý Sonja Breidert (baddysonja) is the CEO and Co-Founder of 1xINTERNET, one of the largest Drupal web agencies in Germany. 1xINTERNET has offices in Germany and Spain and has clients all over Europe.

Baddý graduated with B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Reykjavik in 2003 and after that completed her M.Sc. in Engineering Management from the Technical University in Vienna, where she today teaches Agile Project management and IT. She is also an European champion in Robotic Soccer - where she competed with her University in 2008.

Baddý has been very active in the Drupal community and has organised conferences and events both in Iceland and Germany. Currently she is one of the main organisers of Drupal Europe, which will take place in fall 2018.

Drupal apprentices

The best people to train new developers are developers

The Drupal Apprenticeship Scheme will be running a London intake in March. If you are interested in hiring an apprentice or know someone who would benefit from the scheme please get in touch via the link below.

Created and run by experienced developers

Teaches core skills and best practice

Extensive support for businesses and teams

We are also really keen to hear from people who might be interested in mentoring, training and helping us to develop and review training materials to make sure they stay absolutely current and relevant.

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