Who’ll be at the summit? These fine folks have registered:
- Aaron Campbell
- Aaron Jorbin
- Aleksandr Stankevic
- Alex King
- Alex Mills
- Alexander Concha
- Amy Hendrix
- Andrea Middleton
- Andrea Rennick
- Andrew Nacin
- Andrew Norcross
- Andrew Ozz
- Andy Peatling
- Andy Stratton
- Barry Abrahamson
- Ben Metcalfe
- Benjamin Balter
- Bill Erickson
- Boone Gorges
- Brad Williams
- Brandon Dove
- Brian Layman
- Bryan Petty
- Carl Hancock
- Cátia Keiko de Campos Kitahara
- Chip Bennett
- Chris Jean
- Chris Olbekson
- Christine Rondeau
- Clay Griffiths
- Cristi Burca
- Dan Milward
- Daryl Koopersmith
- Dave Martin
- Dion Hulse
- Dougal Campbell
- Dre Armeda
- Drew Strojny
- Emil Uzelac
- Eric Mann
- Erica Varlese
- Frederick Townes
- George Stephanis
- Helen Hou-Sandi
- Isaac Keyet
- Jake Goldman
- Jan Dembowski
- Jane Wells
- Japheth Thomson
- Jared Atchison
- Jared Smith
- John Hawkins
- John James Jacoby
- Jon Cave
- Jonathan Davis
- Jorge Bernal
- Joshua Strebel
- Justin Kopepasah
- Kailey Lampert
- Kevinjohn Gallagher
- Konstantin Kovshenin
- Konstantin Obenland
- Kurt Payne
- Lisa Sabin-Wilson
- Mark Jaquith
- Marko Heijnen
- Matt Mullenweg
- Michael Fields
- Michael Pretty
- Michael Torbert
- Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine
- Mika Epstein
- Mike Adams
- Mike Hansen
- Mike Schroder
- Nikolay Bachiyski
- Peter Chester
- Peter Westwood
- Pippin Williamson
- Ptah Dunbar
- Rachel Baker
- Remkus de Vries
- Richard Worth
- Ron Rennick
- Ronnie Burt
- Ryan Boren
- Ryan Duff
- Ryan Imel
- Ryan McCue
- Samuel Wood
- Sara Cannon
- Scott Reilly
- Scott Taylor
- Seisuke Kuraishi
- Simon Wheatley
- Siobhan McKeown
- Suscov Stas
- Syed Balkhi
- Takayuki Miyoshi
- Thad Allender
- Tom Auger
- Tom Willmot
- Trent Lapinski
- Vid Luther
- Vladimir Prelovac
- William Davis
- Xavier Borderie
- Zé Fontainhas
If you RSVPed Yes but aren’t showing up here, you need to get your ticket. Ping Jane if you can’t find the email with your registration info.
The following people have also RSVPed “Yes” to the Summit, and we can’t wait to see them!
Marty Thornley
The following people have RSVPed “Maybe” to the Summit, and we hope they can make it!
Chris Coyier
Justin Tadlock
Mel Pedley
So, if I didn’t count wrong, it’s 12 girls out of 104 participants. Hmmm, interesting…
11.5% is lower than I’d like, but it’s much higher than it would have been even a year or two ago in terms of how many of these people are contributors to the project or wp-based business owners. WordCamps typically have more women, but they tend to be more on the user end than the maker end. This should motivate us to do more outreach among women in the community to grow the number of women in the ranks of the influential.
I hope we can address it during the Summit!
Hi Cátia ,
I actually have a few slides on something similar to discuss.
% of women is definitely in there, right at the top actually, but so are a few others:
% of non-white people
% of non-north-americans
% of non-north-americans or europeans
% of non-native-english-speakers
% of non-developers
% of mac-users
Some are obviously more trivial than others (e.g. mac users) but being able to segment the community (or our representation of it), will really drive some data to help us see some pain points in the community.
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