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Heads for the Rockies — Domain Conference

Conference brings together domain names and snow.

Mike Law, who writes the NameTalent.com blog, is organizing the first ever Rocky Mountain Domain Conference (RMDC) February 26 in Denver, Colorado.

I’m a big fan of smaller, regional domain name conferences and meetups. They attract a lot of locals that don’t make it to sizable domain conferences and also bring in some larger domainers and firms from around the country.

RMDC will be a one day event on February 26, with an optional day of skiing and snowboarding on February 27. Tickets are just $45.88 (not counting optional skiing) and include lunch and a drink ticket to the evening cocktail party.

Law tells Reglike:

I am a Denver native and started investing in domain names in 2001. Since we have never seen a domain industry event in Colorado, even with some big players and firms in our space that reside here, I felt compelled to put Denver on the conference map so that domainers in this region have an educational and networking event to look forward to each year. I also want to leverage the Rocky Mountain Domain Conference to raise more local awareness regarding the opportunities that lie within domain investing and web development.

The event will be capped at 50 people and registration is available online. Sponsorships are also available.

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