WordCamp Jacksonville & Go Code Colorado Mentor Weekend

April 15, 2016
WordCamp Jacksonville & Go Code Colorado Mentor Weekend
StickerGiant Go Code Colorado 2016

Update: Go Code Colorado - Mentor Weekend

We've sponsored Go Code Colorado for three years, and since it's a sponsorship that extends across a number events over a few months, here's a quick update. Mentor Weekend is awarded to the ten finalist teams that emerge from the Challenge Weekend (two from each location). The organizers have brought together the best and brightest minds of the entrepreneurial and tech community to mentor the finalist teams as they prepare for the Final Event. The sponsored stickers for 2016 feature three different shapes (see above): a teardrop with a code-based design, a circle with all of the participating cities, and colored gradient on a rounded square.

The finalists are:

Colorado Springs
  • Hively is a platform that  connects employee personalities with business cultures. Hively is a fresh approach to the employment process that enables businesses to make better hiring “fits” without spending costly time and resources.
  • Get Routed is an app that creates safe and effective cycling routes for Colorado athletes. Get Routed correlated bear sighting data with bike trails.
Denver
  • Foodcast wants to help food trucks find the best location to park by informing food truck owners of street sweeping days, the amount of foot traffic the area gets, and other beneficial tips through its mobile app.
  • Locavore is an application that connects local farmers with consumers. It is helping to solve the food desert problem by identifying locations with little access to healthy food using data from the state of Colorado.
Durango
  • StartUpIn.co is a simple-to-use web portal that allows anyone to create a new business in Colorado. It has contextual and relevant advice driven by the user’s input.
  • HomePowerDirect is a solar marketplace with education and guided data-gathering for customers, system sizing, automated bidding, and market intelligence for equipment providers.
Fort Collins
  • SWO is an application mapping verified women-owned businesses using data from the Business Entities and Trade Names databases.
  • Energy Tech is a surface regulation navigator for oil and gas drilling sites.
Grand Junction
  • Help a Rider Out connects riders with current information about conditions so they have a safe, enjoyable ride.
  • dID (digital ID) reinvents the business card for the digital age through an app with endless customization and huge opportunities for businesses.
All ten finalist teams advance to an expenses paid Mentor Weekend from April 15-17 in Boulder, and then will prepare for the Final Event on Thursday, May 26, at the fabulous Seawell Grand Ballroom in downtown Denver, where the finalist teams will compete for a chance to win one of three $25,000 awards. Follow the #GoCodeCo hashtag action on Twitter. Sponsored Stickers WordCamp Jacksonville 2016

WordCamp Jacksonville 2016

We're representing with our WordPress crew in northeast Florida at the 2016 edition of WordCamp Jacksonville. For what it's worth, this is Jacksonville's only conference about all things WordPress. There will be stoked folks from the community attending, ready to inspire all comers to what it means to work with Wordpress -- the internet's favorite development platform (WordPress powers nearly 25% of websites on the World Wide Web; that's one in four). They have a classic WordCamp sticker sheet in action, with the many bridges of Jacksonville in full display, plus a typically cuddly Wapuu in his Sunday's Best Jacksonville Jaguar NFL costume, ready to throw some pigskin. Then a WordPress logo in a well-styled sunburst? Overall, this is, overall a rockstar sticker sheet that attendees will love having the many options of stickers for laptops, phones and all the random places that a sticker should go. Like many of our sponsorships, this one is a non-profit conference that is organized and run completely by volunteers. Every speaker, organizer, and staff member is volunteering their time to help you learn about WordPress. So, a massive thank you to those people behind the WP curtain pulling the strings and updating the website, managing the emails and setting up the tables at the event. It takes a village to bring WordPress to the masses. Hop on the #wcJAX on their Twitter feed: @WordCampJax
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