Code BEAM Europe / RabbitMQ Summit 2024 Volunteer's form

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By submitting this form, you are applying to participate in two events: Code BEAM Europe (14-15 Oct) and RabbitMQ Summit (15 Oct). Both conferences will be held at the same venue. Please note that the organisers will ultimately determine your specific responsibilities for these events.

Please note that the Code BEAM Europe is a hybrid event. Depending on the type of conference (in-person/virtual), volunteers will have different responsibilities:

In-person:
Volunteers will have to be present at the venue on at least one day of the conference.
Volunteers will be asked to help with the swag bags, registration of participants, voting, handing out merchandise, etc.

Virtual:
Volunteers will be asked to actively participate online in selected talks, Ask Me Anything sessions, panel discussions or/and other social activities. Moreover, volunteers will be also asked to be active at our virtual tables. Let's make this virtual edition fully interactive!

If you have any questions, please contact ewa.kucharczyk@erlang-solutions.com.

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How would you like to help and attend as a volunteer? *

In-person

Virtually

If you have chosen in-person option, please let's us know on which days are you available (you may choose all dates):

13 October - to help prepare the conference materials (delegate bags, conference badges) and set up the venue

14 October - to help out at the conference (voting) and with morning registration

15 October - to help out at the conference (voting) and with morning registration (RabbitMQ) and wrap-up

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