In its sixth year, Magento’s Imagine brings together over 2,500 commerce experts including merchants, agencies and technology providers from all over the world. Be inspired by the world’s brightest experts and visionaries, entrepreneurs, authors and adventurers. All while collaborating with executives, marketers, merchandisers, developers and commerce visionaries – and did we mention you get to do this poolside?
This year, dotmailer wants to send YOU to Imagine. Magento Developers are a huge part of the Magento community and you deserve a chance to be in the room (or rooms) where it happens. Don’t miss this chance to enter to win a round-trip flight, luxury accommodation at the Wynn, and an exclusive full conference pass to Magento Imagine 2017, taking place from 2-5 April in Las Vegas.
We here at dotmailer believe the Magento developers community #RealMagento should be front and center (or networking poolside).
Sherrie Rohde, Magento’s Community Manager, explains the magic of Magento’s annual flagship event: “Imagine was my very first Magento event, so it holds a special place in my heart. It’s an event where year after year I have learned new things and made new friends. As part of the Magento team, I have extra insights into what the event will hold this year and I can’t wait! I’m also really excited for our new DevExchange event where the topics are selected by the community and developers will have a chance to kick back and talk about whatever is top of mind. (Go to DevExchange2017 to submit topics and vote.) For all of these reasons, I really hope you can attend and am grateful to dotmailer for making this opportunity available to someone who otherwise might not have the chance. See you at Imagine!”
Enter for your chance to win! All online entries must be received by 10 March, 2017 11:59PM EST.
Please note that this competition is only open to qualifying Magento developers; you can read the full terms and conditions here.
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