May 03, 2010

Trying to make it to Dallas for Echo? Use my code for 20% off …

If you’ve never heard of the Echo Conference, allow me to introduce you. If you have, then you’ll just want to jump to the bottom of this post for the real news here.

WHEN

July 28-30, 2010

WHERE

Dallas, Texas, Watermark Church

ABOUT

 Digital media in ministry; visual storytelling, event programming, social media, online community, graphic and motion design, etcetera, etcetera.

FOR

 Creators and communicators who don’t necessarily preach. I’ll be there. These guys will be there. Will you?


SCORE

Use promo code (kem) for 20% off current rate.

You have from now until July 1st to git-r-done. After July 1st, my awesomely named discount code expires.

May 3, 2010 9:57:06 AM | Church, Communications, Team, Technology

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