Volunteers Are AWESOME!
Be more than just an attendee at PodCamp Pittsburgh this year: Become a PCPGH5 volunteer!
Volunteers are needed to help with registration, food set up and clean up, hallway monitoring (pointing people in the right direction), and new this year: chat room monitors.
Each session will be live-streamed with a chat room for virtual attendees and we need someone in each session to monitor the chat room for questions and comments from viewers to make sure everyone can interact with the presentation. Your role as a chat room monitor will help the speaker’s presentation go smoothly and you’ll be able to take a more interactive roll in your favorite sessions.
As a volunteer, you will receive high-fives from the organizers and a really sweet t-shirt that will distinguish you from everyone else.
If you’re interested in volunteering, please sign up on the Google Doc for a time slot. You may not be required to work for the entire time slot, but we want to make sure we have enough people on hand at all times.
Volunteers will be invited to a special PodCamp Prep Evening on Wednesday, September 15 where you can pick up your t-shirt, help stuff VIP swag bags, and assist in getting our print materials ready for the event.
If you have any questions about volunteering for PCPGH5, please contact Jennie.
Photo from PCPGH4 by Rob de la Cretaz
Related Posts
Rejuvenation. – Michelle aka BurghBaby
Motivated. Rejuvenated. Inspired. Those are all words I heard people use when they were describing how they felt after PodCamp 6. Attendees were ready to start new blogs, create more (and better!) content, explore new social media tools, and generally were determined to start kicking some ass. So how’s that working out for [...]
Read moreMy Podcamp Experience: Leveling Up. -Christina
My Podcamp Experience: Leveling Up I first learned about Podcamp Pittsburgh in 2009, when everyone in my Twitter feed started using an unfamiliar hashtag. What was this #PCPGH4, and why didn’t I know about it? Finally, I found a link and began to explore. Once I realized that PodCamp was free to attend, that they [...]
Read more
5 Easy Steps to Increase Pittsburgh Small Business Revenue Using Social Media -Martha Keagan
5 Easy Steps to Increase Pittsburgh Small Business Revenue Using Social Media Marketing in today’s world is much different than it was ten years ago. Everyone and their brother are now doing everything online from shopping to watching TV episodes and even shifting their marketing strategies to allow a larger budget to build a stronger [...]
Read more
@mrsgregwillis: Some Thoughts on What to Bring Along
If you’re a seasoned vet of PodCamp, you probably have a good idea of what you need to bring along with you. Last year, being my first in-person attendance, I brought way too much along. Maybe this year I will learn my lesson (but if you follow my blog, you know packing a lot is [...]
Read more
@redpenmama: I Have No Idea
I Have No Idea I went to PodCamp Pittsburgh 4, and was instantly overwhelmed. Not necessarily in a good way for this introverted chickie with a small, family blog. However, I hung in there and I met some really great, helpful people, who didn’t laugh in my face and ask what I was doing there. [...]
Read more