Date:  Tue, 01 Nov 2005 17:31:07 -0500
From:  madodel at ptdprolog.net
Subject:  [VOICENWS] Event: Congratulations to the new board of directors of Warpstock, Inc.


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From: madodelDESPAM at DESPAMptdprolog.net 


Warpstock, Inc announces its new board of directors to lead it into the
future.  The new officers of the board are:

 President: John W. Edwards.  John has been involved with Warpstock since
the 2001 Toronto event.  He has served as board Secretary for the past 4
years.
 
 Vice-president: Andy Willis.  Andy joined the board in 2004 after helping
with the 2004 Denver event as both volunteer and network coordinator.

 Secretary: Douglas Clark.  Doug also joined the board in 2004 after
heading the 2004 Denver event team.
 
 Treasurer: Lewis G Rosenthal.  Lewis has been involved with Warpstock as
an advisor for a couple of years and chaired the event team for this
year's very successful Hershey, Pennsylvania event.

Rounding out the board are:

 Chuck McKinnis.  Chuck was this year's exhibit coordinator for the
Hershey event and has been a presenter and attendee at Warpstock for as
long as I have been going myself.

 Robert Kuropkat: Robert became involved with Warpstock as the speaker
coordinator with the 2003 San Francisco event team.  He joined the board
in 2004 and has been the Warpstock web master since then.

 Samuel Little: Sam was the chair of the 2003 San Francisco event and has
served on the board since being elected in 2004.

Retiring board members, Mark Dodel, Stan Sidlov, Eric Erickson and Oliver
Mark have all agreed to remain as advisors to the current board.  Other
board advisors include Luc Van Bogaert, Paul Curtis, Paul Hethmon and
Esther Schindler.  We wish the new board great success with future
Warpstock events and ask that the OS/2 and eComStation user and developer
community continue to give their support as they have for us in the past.

Please remember that Warpstock is put on by the OS/2 community for the
OS/2 community.  All past 9 events have been organized and run by
volunteers.  If you want to see Warpstock continue and better yet come to
your area, then please get involved.  You can organize an event team with
as little as three or four people.  And even these folks do not all have
to be local to the event site.  Warpstock is currently seeking bids for
the tenth edition of Warpstock, the 2006 event.  For more on what is
involved in submitting a bid for a Warpstock event please read more about
it at http://www.warpstock.org/event_info/corp/bid_proposal.html 

The new board and the advisors to the board look forward to hearing from
you and helping you to keep OS/2 alive with North America's only
opportunity to learn from and socialize with people who make the most of
OS/2  technologies.

Mark



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http://www.warpstock.net
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bids at warpstock.org

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