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FITC 2011 Toronto Ticket Winners

Congrats to Dallas McCluske (Pittsburgh, PA) and Nicholas Low (Toronto, ON) the winners of the draw for the tickets to FITC 2011 Toronto!

“This year, FITC is the closest design conference to Pittsburgh, PA – where I work as a Flash Developer and Interface Designer. FITC seems like a ton of fun and a great way to network and meet other people who share the same passion as me. Some of the speakers there have spoken at FlashPITT (our local Flash conference which isn’t happening this year). I find their designs and coding experiments to be very inspiring because they remind me of how to have fun while having a successful career at the same time.”
Dallas McCluske

“It’s FITC Toronto’s 10th year running, this is going to be an epic one, even more so than the years past. Always great to see familiar faces in the industry and a chance to meet some new ones
Also the line up of speakers this year looks very promising, some great agencies are represented there.”
Nicholas Low

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Win FITC Toronto tickets!

“Like” our FaceBook page to find out more! Tell us why you want to go to FITC – May 2-4, 2011, Toronto, Canada. Deadline for entries is April 9th, 2011.

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Now in its 10th year, FITC Toronto is one of the largest and longest running events of its kind in the world. With some of the most unique and engaging presenters from around the globe, FITC Toronto is a blitz of over 80 presentations, demonstrations, and panel discussions, sandwiched between the legendary FITC parties and abundant networking opportunities. Topped off with the FITC Award Show, it’s three days and nights that will leave you inspired, energized and awed. Not to be missed.

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International Women’s Day: 100 years of struggle for women’s liberation

“The history of IWD is a history of the struggle of ordinary women to throw off the burden of the oppression and discrimination they faced. In 1908, 15,000 women marched through New York City demanding shorter hours, better pay and voting rights. The first National Women’s Day was celebrated in 1909 to demand right to vote, be trained, hold office and an end to discrimination on March 19…”

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