Christian Heilmann

Edgeconf 3 – just be there next time, trust me

March 22nd, 2014

I just got back from Edgeconf 3 in London, England, and I am blown away by how good the event was. If you are looking for a web conference that is incredible value for money, look no further. The main difference of Edgeconf is its format. Whilst you had a stellar line-up of experts, the […]

Three Pre-TEDx questions

March 18th, 2014

I am excited as a puppy with three tails about the opportunity to speak at TEDx Thessaloniki later this year. It is very different from talks at IT conferences and has been a dream of mine for a while. Today the organisers asked me to answer three questions to get some more insight into what […]

Speaking = sponsoring

March 12th, 2014

Following Remy Sharp’s excellent You’re paying to speak post about conferences not paying speakers I thought it might be interesting to share some of my experiences. I’ve been on the road now for almost three years constantly presenting at conferences, running workshops, giving brownbags and the like. I am also part of the group in […]

Translating marketing texts for speaking – an experiment

March 6th, 2014

As part of the workweek I am currently at I set a goal to give a brownbag on “writing for speaking”. The reasons is that some of the training materials for the Mobile World Congress I recorded were great marketing/press materials but quite a pain to speak into a camera reading them from a teleprompter. […]

Too easy – didn’t learn – my keynote at jQuery Europe 2014

March 2nd, 2014

Update: The full video of my talk is now available: I am right now on the plane back to England after my quick stint at Vienna giving the keynote at jQuery Europe 2014. True to my ongoing task to challenge myself as a speaker (and as announced here before) I made a bit of a […]

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