Delphine Ménard

Location: Frankfurt | Germany | (will travel)
Speaking Topics: free content | free culture | interc | intercultural communication | international collaboration | internationalisation localisation and global marketing | internationalization | open source | virtual collaboration | wikimedia | wikipedia | wikis
Spoken Languages: German | French | English

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Born in France, living in Germany, working around the world, I have a long experience in anything intercultural. I have been active in the Wikimedia projects and the Wikimedia organisations since 2004 and have been observing how Open Knowledge evolves and changes with time and as new people come in.

I am happy to talk about Wikimedia (the organisation, the non-profit aspect, the chapters, the international aspects), the Wikimedia projects (their international reach and presence), but also about Collaboration on an international level, especially in Open Source and Free knowledge fields.

Previous Presentations: 
Linux Tag
Shift
Wikimania
Girls Geek Dinner Frankfurt
Web Montag
Reboot
Wikipedia Tag

Alison Wheeler

Location: London | Europe | London UK | Glasgow
Speaking Topics: social networking | Web 2.0 | open source | wikis | wikimedia | wikipedia | open content | developing user-led content | managing user-generated content | internationalisation localisation and global marketing | online identity & trust | hacking code | schema sense
Spoken Languages: English | some French | some German

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By training Alison has been in the computer field since 1976, including major FTSE250 and Fortune 500 multi-national companies up to Head of Department and IT Director levels as well as self-employment and a board member (CTO) of start-up companies.

Previous Presentations: 
The Dana Centre, London, June 2007
AOP Online Publishing Annual Conference, October 2007
British Library, November 2007
London Wiki Wednesday, December 2007
London Business School, March 2008
BarCampLondon4, May 2008
also closed presentations to organisations, eg. The Guardian, December 2006
(et al)