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Sep 02, 2008

Connecticut ColdFusion User Group - September Meeting
Posted by David OMalley having to do with All Points Bulletin

September 9th, 6pm
At the offices of MediFit Corporate Services
17 High St. - 3rd Floor, Norwalk, CT
Topic: The Adobe Developer Connection

So, Adobe....what have you done for me lately? When all is said and done, after all the new releases, the cool tools, the new features, it's still all about.....the Developer! ME! And what does Adobe do to support developers? Funny you should ask, because for the September meeting, we'll be hosting none other than Ed Sullivan from Adobe to answer exactly that question.

Ed "Bahstahn Stranglah" Sullivan

Ed, for many years, was the User Group Manager at MacroMedia, and then Adobe, so we have him to thank for all the great swag over the years (rumor is, he'll be bringing some Tuesday

).

Ed will be talking to us about the Adobe Developer Connection and will be walking us through the resources currently available in the ADC as well as providing some insight on a few new initiatives that are currently being worked on.

Dinner, as usual, will be served - please RSVP. Ed has a hard stop time, so we'll be starting promptly.

Cheers,

David

About the Presenter, Ed Sullivan:

As product manager for the Adobe Developer Connection in the Platform Business Unit at Adobe Systems, Ed’s responsibilities include driving visibility and programs for the Adobe Developer Connection and his role focuses on the strategy and implementation of those programs and resources to attract, engage and retain developers.

Ed has a history of working in technical communities and prior to joining Adobe he has held a variety of marketing roles at Macromedia, Allaire and Sybase. He holds a Bachelor's degree in business from The University of Arizona.

In his free time, he enjoys cheering on all his favorite Boston sports team, with a penchant for football, as well as trying to find time and ways to give back to his local community.

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