Beaver Builder is Heading to WordCamp SF 2014

Laptop bags are packed, stickers and cards have arrived, our Beaver Builder t-shirts are clean, and we’re ready to head to camp! The Beaver Builder team is going to WordCamp SF and we couldn’t be more excited! All three of us will be first-time attendees and we really can’t wait. While we all have been using WordPress for years, it wasn’t until earlier this year (when we started working on Beaver Builder) that we tuned into the WordPress community. Ever since then, we have been super excited to attend a WordCamp and hang out (in-person) with all the fine folks we’ve met and bump shoulders with some WordPress superstars.

The lowlight of the weekend will surely be choosing which of the presentations to miss! The star-studded speaker track is making for some really tough choices. We can’t wait to support our main man Chris Lema! We’ve been soaking up the free advice on his blog for awhile now. The guy obviously knows his stuff, did you see his great review of Beaver Builder!? Chris, we may try to kidnap you and buy you a beer! You’ve been warned 😀

Along with WCSF, we’re planning to celebrate the Giants victory over at the Automattic after-party! We aren’t sure what to expect, but if there’s any schmoozing, boozing, hacking, or dancing.. I think we’ll fit right in!

If you’re headed to WordCamp as well, we’d love to touch base! We’ve got plenty of Beaver Builder stickers and a special WordCamp promotion going, so be sure to come say hello! We will be sporting our Beaver Builder t-shirts; keep an eye out. Also, one of us will be live-tweeting several of the presentations for anyone watching the live stream from home. If you haven’t already, follow Beaver Builder on Twitter to tune in. Looking forward to seeing you all at camp!

About Robby McCullough

Robby McCullough, along with co-founders Justin Busa and Billy Young, started Beaver Builder 13 years ago. A lifelong technology and web enthusiast, he practices a "laid back" approach to digital marketing with a focus on transparency, storytelling, and community-first communication. A former digital nomad and remote work pioneer, Robby is now hunkered down with his partner and their daughter in Petaluma, California.