It was a day of first

It was a day of first on Saturday.  It was the first time I presented at a SQL Saturday ( http://sqlsaturday.com/ ) and it was the first time the Pittsburgh User Group ( http://pitssug.sqlpass.org/Home.aspx ) organized a SQL Saturday ( http://sqlsaturday.com/171/eventhome.aspx ).  It was an amazing event for their fist time and I took many notes for things that we need to do when the Ohio North User Group ( http://www.ohionorthsqlserverug.org/ ) does a SQL Saturday again.

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Gina Walters giving the opening remarks to start the first SQL Saturday in Pittsburgh.

 

I wanted to stop and take some time to thank everyone that was involved in making this such a success.  It is due to each and everyone that this was a success.

Organization Committee

Gina Walters Reed Powell Matt Nelson
Linda Kuczynski Rebecca Shapiro Madhu Kudaravalli
Peng Chan Stephen Tirone Michael John

Advisory

Karla Landrum John Sterrett

Room Proctors

Adam Mikolaj Robert Medonis
Mark Walters Randy Coates

Sponsors

PASS Confio Software
ProTech Dell
idera Community Care
Melissa Data Quest Software
CozyRoc oxford solutions

Volunteers

Chris Bell Linda Dunn
Slava Murygin Nancy Sheleheda

Presenters ( SQL Saturday 171 Schedule )

A.J. Mee Adam Belebczuk Carlton Ramsey
Colleen Morrow Cory Stevenson Craig Purnell
Dan Clark Dean Richards Eric Kepes
Gina Walters Ira Whiteside Jay Holliday
John Sterrett Jon Tupitza Joseph D’Antoni
Justin Dearing Ken Hausman Konstantin Melamud
Mark Kromer Matt Velic Michael Fung
Michael John Mike Hillwig Mike Lampa
Nate Locklin Rick Heiges Rushabh Mehta
Sam Nasr Timothy Corey Tony Scotto di Carlo

One Comment on “It was a day of first”

  1. Shawn Talukder says:

    Awesome! Way to go Gina.


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