AUGI @ #AU2009

Here's a short list of AUGI events happening @ #AU2009…

AUGI Leadership Conference - Monday Nov 30, 1:00 - 3:00pm
The 4th annual AUGI leadership conference which focuses on the creation, building and maintaining of AUGI Local communities.

AUGI Local Chapters Present's roundtable - Monday Nov 30, 3:30-4:30pm
A meeting with the AUGI Local Chapter management teams to discuss issues surrounding their groups.

Twitter Tweetup @ the AUGI booth - Tuesday Dec 1, 7pm

AUGI Day - Wednesday Dec 2 (all day)
Wear your vintage and/or new AUGI gear for the chance to win great prizes…

AUGI Annual Meeting - Wednesday Dec 2. 5:00 - 6:30pm
At the AUGI Annual Meeting, members are informed about AUGI's status, progress and future plans. All are invited to attend this open and informative meeting.

AUGI Annual Beer Bust - Wednesday Dec 2, 7:00-10:00pm
Mingle with thousands of your fellow AUGI members over a cool brew at the 2009 AUGI Annual Beer Bust in the Exhibit Hall.

AUGI Top DAUG Finals - Thursday Dec 3
Open to all #AU2209 attendees, the AUGI Top DAUG contest is a two-part competition that tests your AutoCAD knowledge and drawing skills. The AUGI Top DAUG finals are a fast-paced, exhilarating showdown which determines the Top DAUG for the coming year. Stop by at the AUGI booth to learn more about Top DAUG and try your hand… perhaps you'll be the next AUGI Top DAUG!


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Jennifer said…
Bill, check out the SITEOPS booth at AU - booth 245 - close to the Top Daug action in the Community Pavilion. May give you some inspiration for Hot News Daily, because this technology is DEFINITELY hot!
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