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Open for Registration: Quant UX Con 2024

UpdatedMarch 29, 2024

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Open for Registration: Quant UX Con 2024

President, Quant UX Association. Previously: Principal UX Researcher @ Google; Amazon Lab 126; Microsoft. Author of "Quantitative User Experience Research" and "[R | Python] for Marketing Research and Analytics".

Today's blog post is short, just to make sure readers of this newsletter hear about it: Early Bird Tickets are now available (until May 5) for Quant UX Con 2024.

Early Bird Tickets are $75 ... and that's a 40% discount, $50 off the general admission price of $125 that starts after May 5.

As always, Quant UX Con also makes scholarship tickets available for free to anyone who needs one. Conference sponsors and individual supporters generously make that possible for the worldwide Quant UX community!

Psss ...

I will also give newsletter readers a hint about the fantastic keynote speaker lined up (shush, not yet announced!). Search clue: Google, Stanford faculty, legendary UX researcher, recursive hint ... and someone who interviewed me for a job in 2011.

Stay tuned for the reveal, plus the complete program for Quant UX Con 2024!

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To register for Quant UX Con (40% off until May 5), visit: https://events.ringcentral.com/events/quant-ux-con-2024-worldwide

For full conference details, including the archive of last year's presentations, visit: https://www.quantuxcon.org

For other recommended UX Research conferences, check out Jan Ahrend's curated list at: https://usercalendar.com

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