From the US to Australia to Singapore, The Netherlands, Great Britain and back again, we have made friends all over. At 10 Pound Gorilla, we take pride in being thought leaders, lifelong learners, and relationship builders.
This past month, 10 Pound Gorilla was proud to sponsor and play host for DNN (DotNetNuke) Summit 2018 in Denver, Colorado. For those who are unfamiliar with DNN summit, it’s a 3-day event with 200+ attendees from around the world. Day 1 focuses on training while days 2 & 3 focus on conference sessions meant to share knowledge amongst the community of entrepreneurs, developers, and marketers.
This year, the summit featured new DNN Corp. CEO, Andy Tryba, as a keynote speaker. Andy briefly touched on the transition for DNN Corp. and laid out his vision for the future: commit to the DNN community. It’s our responsibility to grow the community and with the help of a CEO willing to listen to feedback, create viable solutions, and implement said solutions, we look forward to the growth and betterment of the community and the clients we serve.
Andy set the tone for the summit, however, I thought it might be helpful to dig deeper into a couple of my favorite summit sessions and include some key takeaways from each.
Learning is great, but in the end networking is often where the meat can be found. The DNN summit made this possible with 3 days on the Colorado slopes post-conference. We enjoyed skiing and snowboarding with people from all over and we’re lucky enough to meet new developer friends from InfoFactor all the way from Columbia (pictured above).
The DNN summit is invaluable for the continued growth not only of 10 Pound Gorilla, but also the community as a whole. By learning from others, we’re able to gain valuable insights into new strategies and development techniques, some of which were mentioned above.10 Pound Gorilla has global fans and friends far and away. With our help, you can build your business both locally and globally.