Conference Challenge winner Denise Levenick

NGS held the Conference Challenge again this read. To read the details go to
http://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/2013/05/win-conference-challenge-and-receive.html.
 

Congratulations to Denise Levenick! Denise was one of two winners, http://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/2013/05/conference-challenge-winners-announced.html.
 

Thank you for sharing and we hope you enjoy your free registration to the NGS 2013 Family History Conference in Richmond, Virginia.

Challenge 1–Fashion!
Tweet a picture that proves you met an attendee wearing a kilt.

 

Genealogy Dress Code: Hard Hats Required (kilt wearers exempt)!

Challenge 2–Dining!
Tweet a picture that proves you dined with fellow genealogists.

 

No lunchbox & thermos needed at the BCG luncheon with Diane Gravel & Joan Peake.

Challenge 3–Literature!
Tweet a picture that proves you checked out the latest publications or education releases at the NGS booth.

 

 

Checking out new tools for building bridges w/NGS publications.

 

Challenge 4–Volunteerism!
Tweet a picture that proves you chatted with an ASK ME volunteer.

Found a helpful NGS Ask Me volunteer who fixed my specs without any tools! thanks Lenny!

 

 

 

 

 

Challenge 5–Shopping!
Tweet a picture that proves you visited exhibitors whose company names have an “I” or “T” in them.

 

NGS2013 Exhibit Hall buzzing.Talked w/Treelines about gr8 new tool to build bridges betwn now/then.

Challenge 6–Geekdom!
Tweet a picture that proves you attended a GenTech track lecture.

 

Spreadsheet as #genealogy tool for building bridges to ancestors' past w Jill Crandall.

Challenge 7–Travel!
Tweet a picture that proves you really are in Las Vegas.

 

 

 

Yes, it's Vegas, Baby for #NGS2013. Ready to build new bridges.

 

 

Challenge 8–Decorative Art!
Tweet a picture that celebrates the attendee with the most badge ribbons.

 

 

 

@walkingyourtree wins longest #NGS2013 badge WOW! She could build a bridge with those ribbons!

Challenge 9–Networking!
Tweet a picture that proves you talked with current NGS board members.

 

 

 

Networking about building bridges with Pam Eagleson & Stefani Evans.

 

 

 

 

Challenge 10–Celebrity!
Tweet a picture that proves you rubbed shoulders with a person featured in an NGS video.

 
Rubbing shoulders w/ NGS celeb Laura DeGrazia, she knows the best tools for NY Research.

 

Visit Denise at The Family Curator http://www.thefamilycurator.com/home/.

Conference Challenge winner Denise Levenick

Conference Challenge winners announced and mystery judge revealed

Denise Levenick, Gena Philibert-Ortega,Holly Sammons*

Thanks to all who participated in the Conference Challenge. We hope you had fun. We sure enjoyed watching you complete all the tasks.

There were so many creative entries that the judge had a hard time choosing just one winner. So we decided to have two this year. And the winners are (drumroll please), Denise Levenick and Holly Sammons. They both received a full conference registration to the NGS 2014 Family History Conference in Richmond, Virginia.

And the secret judge was Gena Philibert-Ortega, author of From the Family Kitchen and Gena's Genealogy Blog, http://philibertfamily.blogspot.com/. Thanks Gena!

*our apologies to Holly for originally posting her name as Holly Simmons

Conference Challenge winners announced and mystery judge revealed

Win Conference Challenge and Receive a Free Registration to NGS 2014 in Richmond

We welcome the return of the NGS Conference Challenge, where attendees can win a FREE registration for next year’s family history conference!

The rules are simple—follow each of the clues below, take a picture of yourself with the clue or at the clue location, and tweet your photo—one per tweet—to hashtag #ngs2013hunt and include the clue number.

Do not forget to include the clue number with every tweet!

Those who complete each task and submit their last photo tweet before 10:30 a.m. Saturday, 11 May, will be automatically entered to win a FREE conference registration to the NGS 2014 Family History Conference in Richmond, Virginia!

Keeping in mind the conference theme of Building New Bridges, the most creative and innovative entry overall will be selected by our esteemed judge. Our judge’s identity will be kept hush-hush until we announce the winner at 1:45 p.m. Saturday, 11 May.

NGS CONFERENCE CHALLENGE CLUES
(Before taking a photo of another person, please request and wait to receive permission.)

NGS conferences and the NGS website offer something for everyone.

1. Fashion! Tweet a picture that proves you met an attendee wearing a kilt.

2. Dining! Tweet a picture that proves you dined with fellow genealogists.

3. Literature! Tweet a picture that proves you checked out the latest publications or education releases at the NGS booth.

4. Volunteerism! Tweet a picture that proves you chatted with an ASK ME volunteer.

5. Shopping! Tweet a picture that proves you visited exhibitors whose company names have an “I” or “T” in them.

6. Geekdom! Tweet a picture that proves you attended a GenTech track lecture.

7. Travel! Tweet a picture that proves you really are in Las Vegas.

8. Decorative Art! Tweet a picture that celebrates the attendee with the most badge ribbons (show the ribbons).

9. Networking! Tweet a picture that proves you talked with current NGS board members.

10. Celebrity! Tweet a picture that proves you rubbed shoulders with a person featured in an NGS video.

The winner will be announced at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday, 11 May, at the NGS booth #205 located in the Exhibit Hall. Winner must be present!

Sorry, NGS staff, exhibitors, and board members are encouraged to participate but are not eligible to win.

Win Conference Challenge and Receive a Free Registration to NGS 2014 in Richmond