Definitely!

Aaron has a great reputation and I'm looking forward to this one

This should be a great discussion...

Looking forward to it

Will defintely be there, twittering away ;>

I will be there

Aaron... I'm planning on attending this one.

This will be excellent!

Aaron - so glad you are pulling this together.

Thanks everyone. I can't wait to see you all at SXSW (and will be attending many of the folks on this list's panels as well).

Great idea, will try to make this one!

Looks like a good one!

This sounds like a very interesting presentation.

go aaron! giantsake

Aaron--here's hoping you get the chance to represent!

It all depends on who is on the panel, and what they experience is in the space. Sounds like a solid topic though.

This should be an excellent panel and if id get's selected I will be there.

Sounds very interesting. Would love to hear Aaron speak on this.

Sounds awesome... Hopefully I'll get to make it!

Hope to get to hear you speak! :)

Hey - just a quick update. I'll be joined on the panel by my esteemed colleague, Warren Sukernek. His bio is below:

Warren Sukernek is a Senior Strategist with VML, a top 20 Interactive Marketing Agency, part of the Wunderman Network, in Seattle. He helps
guide strategy and planning to product development, marketing communications, relationship management and social networking working
with Seattle clients as well as VML's other national clients. Warren has over 15 years of client and agency dynamic online experience in
e-commerce, community, content management solutions, consumer focused webinars, demand generation, blogging, and digital based RM campaigns.
He often finds himself at the intersection of marketing and technology, because that's where the fun is. An avid tweeter, he blogs at http://twittermaven.com, a blog all about Twitter.

He earned a bachelor's degree from McGill University and received his MBA from Boston University. A noted expert on Baby Boomer marketing,
Warren has spoken at numerous conferences including Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA), Internet Marketing Conference (IMC), Seattle Direct Marketing Association, the Catalog Conference and Niche Cruise Marketing Association.

(plus, Warren is a Red Sox fan. For me, that was really the deciding factor).

This sounds like a really interesting topic. I hope that you get to speak and I'd love to hear from Warren

I'll be interested to hear the POVs.

Warren gets my vote! Show "me" how to be more "we-centric"! --db

Strout strout, let it all out, these are the things that we talk about c'mon!

Two more special guests will be joining the panel along with myself and Warren. The first is Rick Calvert, CEO of Blogworld (bio to come). The second is Bill Johntson, Chief Community Officer of ForumOne Communications. Bill's bio is below:

Bill Johnston, an authority on online community development and management, works as Forum One Network's Chief Community Officer. In this role, Bill leads the Online Community Research Network, directs Forum One's enterprise community consulting practice, and drives the editorial vision for Forum One's series of conferences related to online community.

Johnston has been building large-scale online communities since 1999. He came to Forum One from Autodesk, where he served as the Online Strategy Manager, with responsibilities including a portfolio of online communities and blogs. Previously he oversaw user experience tasks at TechRepublic, an IT professionals community (now part of Cnet). He also directs the Online Community Roundtable, an invitation-based professional networking series for online community professionals to share best practices and experiences.

Bill Johnston certainly has the credentials to deliver, what will be a hugely important concept that companies will have to embrace.