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The planning for TEDxCavalier is going well and moving fast, as we inch closer to the big day. I wanted to take a moment to bring you a few key updates and some information that may help bring you up to speed on what is happening.
Venue Location: The event is going to be held on Thursday, May 16, at the Cavalier Cinema.
Event Hours: The main hours of the event on May 16 will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be a lunch break at Noon, allowing folks to grab lunch and/or shop locally.
Sponsorships: We are actively looking for sponsors and already have a few on board. We have a list of benefits for being a sponsor that we can give you upon request.
Contact: While you can contact me by email at any point per previous information given, we do now have an email address created, tedxcavalier@gmail.com, that you can use. You can also speak to any member of our organizing team.
Organizing Team: The team includes Chris Berry, Rachel Morrison, Pastor Bill Crosby, Gwen Zorn, Kyle Gagner, Dawn Mandt and Jeremy Ratliff.
Speaker Ann ouncements: These will be happening leading up to and on the day tickets go on sale. You can follow TEDxCavalier’s Facebook page for updates.
Volunteers: If you have an interest in volunteering the day before the event and/or the day of, please contact us at tedxcavalier@gmail.com. We would love to have you join us in pulling off this event!
Tickets: You will have the chance to buy tickets for this event beginning Friday, April 5. You can find more information about this and about the event on the TEDxCavalier Facebook page. There will be a limited number available, and you may want to purchase quickly to avoid missing the opportunity.
TED Background: For some background on TED, according to the organization’s website, “TED began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged, but today it spans a multitude of worldwide communities and initiatives exploring everything from science and business to education, arts and global issues. In addition to the hundreds of TED Talks curated from our annual conferences and published on TED.com, we produce original podcasts, short video series, animated TED-Ed lessons and TV programs that are translated into more than 100 languages and distributed via partnerships around the world. Each year, more than 3,000 independently run TEDx events bring people together to share ideas and bridge divides in communities on every continent.”