Cleveland Bidding For PyCon 2010

Back when PyCon was taking bids for 2008-2009 I tried to get Cleveland a bid. I was only able to call/visit a half dozen places or so. It was only me at the time so I eventually gave up as I saw how much the other bidders were able to accomplish in the same time. All I have to show for it is a bunch of hotel brochures.

I think this attempt can be different. I am going to get this thing rolling again, but I really do need some help! If you are interested in helping please let me know. We need a strong team of at least 5 people to pull this off.

I have created a bid page over at the Python wiki. If your interested in helping out email me at [dstanek AT dstanek DOT com] and add your name to the staff section of the wiki page. Also please read about the bid requirements.

If you are not able to participate in creating a bid there are other ways to help out. Do you know of a good location? Do you know of any cool extracurricular activities? Let us know and we’ll follow up on the leads.

Lets bring PyCon home in 2010!

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March 8, 2008 | Filed Under pycon, clepy 

Comments

  • Ben
    So, I don't have a typical blog with like trackback stuff, but I have made a little post on me blog rooting for PyCon 2010 in Cleveland! Lookie Here.
  • Carl Trachte
    CodeMash has hosted (from what I've heard) a pretty good conference for two years now somewhere near Sandusky. Maybe those folks have some information that would be useful in your efforts.
    Sorry if this something obvious you've already looked into.
    Good luck!
    Carl T.
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