CiviCon San Francisco - April 24-25: don't get left out, register now!

This is it ... the CiviCON SF 2014 sessions have been confirmed, and no doubts this is going to be the best CiviCON ever!

Whether you have never heard about CiviCRM, are a beginning or longtime user, are an implementor or a developer, there will be an abundance of content specifically tailored to your needs. Just read on if you just want to preview some of these sessions, or go here for the full schedule, sorted by day or track.

CiviCon’s free pre-conference Discovery sessions are designed for end-users and executive staff evaluating CiviCRM. Attendees will better understand how CiviCRM can meet the needs of nonprofits and civic-sector organizations through overview presentations on CiviCRM, use cases and user testimonials, and how to get started. Learn more and register here.

Holly Ross, Executive Director at the Drupal Association after a 10-year tenure at the Nonprofit Technology Network, will discuss Web Experience Management and how your database and web tools can help you create an experience for your audience that will lead to more impact for your cause.

The user track will provide user testinomials, discuss how to best leverage CiviCRM for your organization's success, and give you a glimpse of what is coming next.

Here are a few handpicked sessions:

• Donor journeys using CiviCRM
• Accounting integration in CiviCRM 4.3+
• Designing and sending newsletters with CiviCRM
• Campaign message coordination & planning
• CiviCRM TaxReceipt project
• What's new in CiviCRM 4.4 and coming in 4.5

Learn more about the user track here

The user track will provide case studies, implementation and operations best practices, and present advanced features or specific use cases for CiviCRM.

Here are a few handpicked sessions:

• Tales from the trenches
• Peer-to-peer fundraising platforms on CiviCRM
• Hosting options and performance improvements
• Using CiviCase for projects
• Importing large datasets
• Parlez-vous CiviCRM?

Learn more about the implementer track here

The developer track will provide expert technical information on how to extend, leverage, integrate or otherwise devbelop with and for CiviCRM, as well as give a status on the architecture redesign planned for version 5.

Here are a few handpicked sessions:

• I "wannabe" a developer? How do I get started?
• Developing and extending CiviCRM
• CiviCRM Entities: creating enhanced event pages
• Take your API skills to the next level
• CiviCRM 4.5 for developers
• CiviCRM 5.0

Learn more about the developer track here

Don't want to miss the best CiviCON ever? Not registered yet? We still have a few seats left, but don't waste any more time:

Register here, book your plane ticket, and start packing!