Session Passes Available for NEXT 2009

A number of people have asked if they can attend individual sessions of Next. What if you want to hear Carson or Ferguson but can't get the whole weekend off work or can't afford staying at a hotel?

Well I'm happy to announce that Next session passes and day passes are now available for purchase! If you live near Baltimore but you can't join us for the entire conference, you can buy a pass to attend any one of the six general sessions. You can also buy a day pass for Sunday or Monday, which will get you into both general sessions as well as the afternoon breakout session.

Individual session passes are $35 and day passes are $65. To buy a pass, simply visit the Registration page, fill out the online order form, and bring a print-out of your confirmation email as your ticket to enter the session hall.

Here's a schedule of the sessions along with topics.

Don't wait too long. Passes are available only as long as capacity allows.

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