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Sponsor & Exhibitor Opportunities

Kelly Stewart
415.947.6236
kstewart@techweb.com

Media Sponsor Opportunities

Matthew Balthazor
(949) 223-3628
mbalthazor@techweb.com
Deadline for requests: July 1

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Maureen Jennings
(707) 827-7083
maureen@oreilly.com
or
Natalia Wodecki
415-947-6762
NWodecki@techweb.com

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Michael Caccavano

Michael Caccavano
CEO, Tree House Agency

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After several years in corporate America, Mike started Tree House in 2004 because of an apparent lack of “partnering” between client and vendor. His background includes a unique mix of traditional technology management and strategic planning for creative business units. He blends this history with a business philosophy centered on technological excellence and long-term, close client relationships.

Sessions

11:35am Thursday, 09/18/2008
Best Practices in Theming and How They Relate to Popular Platforms
Topic: Design & UX
Location: 1A21 & 22
Michael Caccavano (Tree House Agency), Amy Cham (Tree House Agency)
When many people hear the word "theming," they think of design. While theming is a key process for integrating a design into a CMS-based website, the power of theming extends beyond look and feel. Careful theming practices can make a site more flexible, more extensible, and easier to maintain over time. Read more.