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rhadin · 08-06-2010, 08:44 AM

On October 1 and 2, 2010, there will be a conference in Rochester, NY, called Finding Your Niche/Expanding Your Horizons for freelance editors, designers, artists, writers, and others in the broadly defined "communications" field. The conference is sponsored and hosted by Communication Central (with whom I have no financial or other affiliation other than that I will be one of the speakers at this conference). Information can be found here, including a conference schedule.

Topics include using Acrobat and going from Microsoft Word to InDesign. Registration and the schedule can be found here.

I have attended and spoken at previous conferences and they have been quite good. If you are interested in becoming, for example, a freelance editor, or if you already have a freelance business and wish to network or get some ideas for your business, consider participating.

One of the sponsors of the conference, Ruth Thaler-Carter, today wrote about the conference as a guest writer at my blog (see A Gathering of Freelance Editorial Professionals).

08-06-2010, 08:44 AM	#1
rhadin Literacy = Understanding Posts: 4,833 Karma: 59674358 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: The World of Books Device: Nook, Nook Tablet	Upcoming Freelancer Conference On October 1 and 2, 2010, there will be a conference in Rochester, NY, called Finding Your Niche/Expanding Your Horizons for freelance editors, designers, artists, writers, and others in the broadly defined "communications" field. The conference is sponsored and hosted by Communication Central (with whom I have no financial or other affiliation other than that I will be one of the speakers at this conference). Information can be found here, including a conference schedule. Topics include using Acrobat and going from Microsoft Word to InDesign. Registration and the schedule can be found here. I have attended and spoken at previous conferences and they have been quite good. If you are interested in becoming, for example, a freelance editor, or if you already have a freelance business and wish to network or get some ideas for your business, consider participating. One of the sponsors of the conference, Ruth Thaler-Carter, today wrote about the conference as a guest writer at my blog (see A Gathering of Freelance Editorial Professionals).