Girls who aren’t afraid to embrace the word ‘techthusiast’ listen up: girl geeks unite in London pub to discuss platforms (other than the bar). This time the girl  geeks are set to discuss cloud computing with talk from Norton’s Con Mallon.

London Girl Geek Dinners presents in conjunction with Symantec – A talk on cloud computing and a wonderful event in a lovely pub!

This event is all about CLOUD COMPUTING.  We’ve got expert Con Mallon coming in to speak.  Thanks go out to NORTON for helping us by offering this inspirational speaker.

It’s going to be a fabulous evening thanks to Symantec who, besides giving us a great speaker have also supplied us with funds for the event and some hooded London Girl Geek Dinners tops so please indicate if you’d like one on your ticket so we know how many to get shipped over.

Waterpoet
9 – 11 Folgate St
London, London E1 6BX
United Kingdom

It’s going to be an interesting evening with Con Mallon European product developer with Norton spealking on CLOUD COMPUTING and lots of other geeky women talking, chatting and networking.  We’ll be in a dedicated space within Waterpoet and the movely people at SYMANTEC so just look for the signs and pick up your badge at the door!

Please note that as always geek guys are welcome as a guest of a girl geek. Both tickets need to be added at the same time – thanks so much!!

To get tickets, please visit http://lggdcloudcomputing.eventbrite.com/ where they are available now!

Con Mallon will be speaking at the event.

Speaker Con Mallon is the Director of Regional Product Marketing for Symantec Consumer Business Unit. Having worked in the technology industry for over 20 years covering marketing, product marketing and management, in January 2007, Con joined Symantec as regional product marketing director for Symantec’s Consumer business across Europe, Middle East and Africa. Prior to Symantec, most of his experience has been in the PC Industry, having worked with Toshiba, Packard-Bell, AST and Olivetti. Con’s blog – It’s Not a Con – covers online security and safety.

Image used via CC courtesy of Annie Mole.