GOTO Copenhagen 2024 - CNUG collaboration presents Simon Brown
Details
As promised the collaboration between CNUG and the GOTO organization has made it possible for CNUG to present an event with one of the speakers from this years GOTO Copenhagen conference.
The speaker is none other than Simon Brown, the creator of the famous C4 model.
He will present the subject "The C4 Model - Misconceptions, Misuses, and Mistakes", which will be based on the presentation he is also doing at the conference, you can read details here: The C4 Model - Misconceptions, Misuses, and Mistakes.
The event will kick-off at 17.30 and will be held at the venue of the GOTO conference.
Current approx schedule:
- 17.30 - 17.40 Arrival and Welcome by CNUG
- 17.40 -18.25 The C4 Model - Misconceptions, Misuses, and Mistakes (Simon Brown)
- 18.25 - 18.50 QA with Simon Brown
- 18.50 - 19.30 Networking, goodbyes and food (35 min)
- 19.30 - 22.00 Possible participation in the GOTO festival
When signing up for the event, You will be asked for Your real name and E-mail address, this information will be shared with the GOTO organizers and is necessary to gain access to the conference site.
Before the event You will receive Your access pass for the conference location on the E-mail you sign up with.
After the presentation You will be allowed access to the conference area where You can visit the GOTO festival.
The GOTO organization has offered to pay sandwiches for the event if 3 CNUG related attendants uses the CNUG promotion code we have received for the event, which gives a 10% discount for masterclasses and the conference days, the promotion code is: meetupcph2goto10%
So if You are going for the full conference or some of the masterclasses, please use the promo code.
The event is limited to only 50 attendees and RSVP will close one week before the event. So only sign up if You are certain You will be going for the event and not just to book a spot.
If You do not supply the necessary information when You sign up, You will probably not be able to gain access to the event.
