RTC USA Registration - Hurry Up!

The next 25 people that register for RTCUSA 2012 will be able to choose a registration prize from a selection of books and videos. Go HERE to learn more if getting a book or video is an added incentive to lock in your spot now?

RTCUSA - Cannon Contest - I Heart BIM

Okay, have to post an echo. Liz Chodosh with Cannon Design wrote about the contest they are running internally to send a staff member to the Revit Technology Conference in Stone Mountain, GA this June. The entries have to submit 100 words about why they love BIM. If you don't work for Cannon you are free to submit your entry but you won't be eligible to win the prize. Liz shared a submission from Emma Hooper called, "P.S. I Love BIM" awwww... It's a heart modeled in Revit

Looks to me like she's got the edge for now!! Nice job Emma!

RTC USA 2012 Gala Dinner - Packway Handle Band

Phil Read was instrumental (pun intended) in selecting the entertainment for the next RTC in North America. He wrote a nice post about it on his blog this morning, Read all About it. BIM and Bluegrass in Stone Mountain!

RTC Alumni Early Bird Registration

As promised during the wrap up of RTC USA 2011 it is now possible for alumni to take advantage of early bird pricing to register now. The email inviting past attendees to register early went out last night.

If you have not received an email let the committee know by responding to the thread(s) at the RTC Linked In community. If you aren't a member at Linked In send an email to the Conference Secretary.

RTC USA 2012 Update

The Revit Technology Conference North America 2012 has finally announced the next location and dates as well as inviting people to submit their abstracts. If you are on the mailing list you've probably already received your notification. If you aren't on the list then let me know so we can get you added to the mailing list.

In hints on Twitter I wrote that RTC was going to be "romancing the Stone" and "there will be a mountain" of sessions as well as a passing mention of Robert E. Lee using BIM... All subtle hints at the location that has been selected. The very first RTC event in Australia was held at a resort in the Blue Mountains, so this location is reminiscent of that kind of place.

Click to visit the RTC NA 2012 web site
Click to Read about the venue
Click to Submit an Abstract

You can keep track of things as we ramp up for the next conference via Linked In, Twitter, and Facebook (well on the website too).

Keep in mind that it is quite possible, even likely, that the conference will fill the entire hotel, read into that what you may. See you in June!