Pamela Heater – A WordCamp Success Story

September 21, 2011 by karenalma • 1 Comment
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Pamela learned so much at WordCamp that she decided to go right home and start a blog! We are thrilled to share more of your success stories on our site so send them in. Tell us what you learned.

Here is a link to Pamela’s new site.

About karenalma

I've been part of the WordPress community since 2010, when I co-founded the Albuquerque WordPress meetup and co-organized the first-ever WordCamp Albuquerque. Over the years I co-organized four WordCamps in Albuquerque and spoke at events from Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro to Phoenix, in both English and Spanish, including an early WordPress for Kids session in Albuquerque that I'm still a little proud of. I spent the better part of a decade at Automattic building the company's Talent Acquisition function from the ground up, and somewhere in there, life got full: family, work, etc. Now I'm back, still at Automattic and stepping into the role of Head of Operations and Events for the WordPress Project and genuinely glad to be here. I have a deep love and respect for this community and a lot of energy to pitch in and help make WordPress!
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One Response to “Pamela Heater – A WordCamp Success Story”

  1. Pamela Heater says:
    September 26, 2011 at 3:07 pm

    Jennifer,
    Thank you for your effort and dedication in bringing WordCamp to ABQ. It was great. I am just at the tip of the iceberg on what blogging and WordPress can do for me. I will appreciate any and all suggestions and help.