The applications and the selection process<\/h2>\n![\"Screenshot](\"https:\/\/2016.europe.wordcamp.org\/files\/2016\/05\/Screenshot-2016-05-05-11.32.26.png\")
We received 227 applications from 33 countries<\/p><\/div>\n
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The overwhelming number of applications we received this year are making us extremely happy because they show a trend of more and more people stepping up to share their experience with others, and on a bigger stage.<\/p>\n
We received 227 applications from 33 countries in 5 continents (121 from Europe, 85 from North and South America, 12 from Asia, 9\u00a0from Australia and NZ). We also received twice the number of applications from women compared to WordCamp Europe 2014 and 2015.<\/p>\n
Our selection process included internal voting within the 18-person WordCamp Europe team followed by a careful selection of the final speakers shortlist with\u00a0topic, gender, and location diversity in mind.<\/p>\n
The final selection<\/h2>\n
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We are proud that we will have 73 speakers from all over the world on the WordCamp Europe stage covering topics from beginner to advanced development, design, accessibility, business, big media, hiring, community and personal growth.<\/p>\n
Our final speaker demographics: 73 speakers from 20 countries. 43 from Europe, 21 from North America, 1 from South America, 5 from Australia & NZ, 2 from Asia, 1 from Africa.<\/p>\n
There will be 22 women and 51 men on stage in three tracks in Halle E, Halle G and the Leopold Museum at the Vienna Museum Quartier.<\/p>\n
Focused tracks in the Leopold Museum<\/h2>\n
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There will be three thematic tracks in the big hall at the Leopold museum, dedicating half a day each to “Introduction to WordPress development”, “Running a WordPress business” and “Running a local WordPress community”.<\/p>\n
Unconference<\/h2>\n
On Saturday, after lunch, the Leopold’s big hall will host a Barcamp – a format which we’re excited to experiment with and which will give you the opportunity to get on the #WCEU stage for a flash talk.<\/p>\n
Networking events<\/h2>\n
Last year we gave networking events during the conference a try. Based on the feedback, attendees enjoyed those a lot, so we’re bringing them back in 2016. There are many scheduled networking events around the official schedule to let you connect with others – we will have tribe meetups and speed networking in the Leopold museum. Stay tuned for the specific announcement.<\/p>\n
To keep up with the most recent updates from the WCEU team, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook<\/a> and to subscribe to receive news by email<\/a>!<\/em><\/p>\nLove,<\/em><\/p>\nThe Organising team<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Seven weeks to WordCamp Europe 2016! We can’t wait to meet you all in Vienna for three days of everything WordPress! The Schedule Today, we’re excited to share the full schedule for WordCamp Europe 2016 and some interesting speaker demographics. … Continue reading Introducing the WordCamp Europe 2016 schedule<\/span>
We received 227 applications from 33 countries<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/p>\n
The overwhelming number of applications we received this year are making us extremely happy because they show a trend of more and more people stepping up to share their experience with others, and on a bigger stage.<\/p>\n
We received 227 applications from 33 countries in 5 continents (121 from Europe, 85 from North and South America, 12 from Asia, 9\u00a0from Australia and NZ). We also received twice the number of applications from women compared to WordCamp Europe 2014 and 2015.<\/p>\n
Our selection process included internal voting within the 18-person WordCamp Europe team followed by a careful selection of the final speakers shortlist with\u00a0topic, gender, and location diversity in mind.<\/p>\n
The final selection<\/h2>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
We are proud that we will have 73 speakers from all over the world on the WordCamp Europe stage covering topics from beginner to advanced development, design, accessibility, business, big media, hiring, community and personal growth.<\/p>\n
Our final speaker demographics: 73 speakers from 20 countries. 43 from Europe, 21 from North America, 1 from South America, 5 from Australia & NZ, 2 from Asia, 1 from Africa.<\/p>\n
There will be 22 women and 51 men on stage in three tracks in Halle E, Halle G and the Leopold Museum at the Vienna Museum Quartier.<\/p>\n
Focused tracks in the Leopold Museum<\/h2>\n
<\/p>\n
There will be three thematic tracks in the big hall at the Leopold museum, dedicating half a day each to “Introduction to WordPress development”, “Running a WordPress business” and “Running a local WordPress community”.<\/p>\n
Unconference<\/h2>\n
On Saturday, after lunch, the Leopold’s big hall will host a Barcamp – a format which we’re excited to experiment with and which will give you the opportunity to get on the #WCEU stage for a flash talk.<\/p>\n
Networking events<\/h2>\n
Last year we gave networking events during the conference a try. Based on the feedback, attendees enjoyed those a lot, so we’re bringing them back in 2016. There are many scheduled networking events around the official schedule to let you connect with others – we will have tribe meetups and speed networking in the Leopold museum. Stay tuned for the specific announcement.<\/p>\n
To keep up with the most recent updates from the WCEU team, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook<\/a> and to subscribe to receive news by email<\/a>!<\/em><\/p>\n Love,<\/em><\/p>\n The Organising team<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Seven weeks to WordCamp Europe 2016! We can’t wait to meet you all in Vienna for three days of everything WordPress! The Schedule Today, we’re excited to share the full schedule for WordCamp Europe 2016 and some interesting speaker demographics. … Continue reading Introducing the WordCamp Europe 2016 schedule<\/span>