WordCamp Boston 2017 In Photos

Published date
Jul 27, 2017
Read Time
2 min read

Rachel Graham

Key Takeaways

  • WordCamp Boston 2017 brought together WP Engine team members and customers for a successful event. The event featured engaging sessions, networking opportunities, and a fun atmosphere.

  • Key speakers shared valuable insights on WordPress and digital marketing strategies. Attendees learned about tracking tools, content creation, and the importance of security.

  • Networking with industry peers and experts provided valuable connections and potential collaborations. Building relationships at events like WordCamp can lead to new opportunities and partnerships.

  • Leaders should consider attending or sponsoring industry events like WordCamp to stay updated on trends and connect with potential partners. Industry events offer valuable insights, networking opportunities, and a chance to showcase expertise.

WordCamp Boston wrapped up on Sunday, July 23 and was a blast! From the WP Engine team, Mariana Nasreddine, Michael Clayton, Adam Winter, Steven Word, and Rachel Graham attended. Here’s what went down at this year’s WordCamp Boston in photos.

The WP Engine team with team Vital, some of our awesome customers!
Welcome to WordCamp Boston! #WCBOS
Welcome to WordCamp Boston! #WCBOS
Part of the organizing team of WordCamp Boston- Tom and Reiko Beach! #CouplesWhoWordPress
WP Engine with the Linchpin crew
We had fish eye lenses at the booth!
WP Engine’s official WordCamp Boston sticker
Street view of Boston
Steven Word with team Beach after the WordCamp wrapped up
Our winner of the Nintendo switch! He was pretty pumped.
Mariana with long time customer Jon Dipietro with Liberty Digital Marketing. He spoke at the WordCamp on how to “Track Everything With Google Tag Manager.”
WordCamp volunteers Daniel Miller and Manwai Leung
Michael Clayton came swagged out in WP Engine blue. We didn’t expect anything less!
To the left: WP Engine Sales Engineer Adam Winter with speaker Yuriy Mantulin. To the right: An attendee rocking his vintage 2010 WordCamp Boston shirt.
Jason DiVece, Greg Schoppe (with Burlington Bytes LLC) posting with our support hero Michael Clayton
Our ATX friends and neighbors from BigCommerce stopped to say hi!
The Vital team scheming
Steven Word on a panel about working in the open (source) with Jared Novack, Dwayne McDaniel and Mel Choyce
Adam Winter dropping some WordPress expertise
WP Enginer’s hanging out in Boston

    

  

And that’s a wrap! What were your favorite parts of WordCamp Boston this year?

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