Describe your company in one sentence?
Our mission is to be real craftsmen in what we do and since 2004 we’ve been mastering the craft of forging complex technologies into simple, usable web hosting solutions.

Why did you choose to sponsor WordCamp Ann Arbor?
SiteGround has been actively involved with the community speaking, supporting and attending various WordCamps around the world and by sponsoring WordCamp Ann Arbor we want to further contribute to the amazing WordPress community.

What is your favorite WordPress-related resource?
For us, nothing beats Post Status’s newsletter (https://poststatus.com/club/) if you want to be constantly in the know of all things WordPress-related.

What kind of people do you like to meet at WordCamp?
Each and everyone at WordCamp has an amazing story to share and something that you can take away, so we’re happy to meet everyone!

What do you find inspiring about the WordPress community?
The fact that wherever we go around the world – and we travel a lot for WordCamps and not only, there is always someone from the community to catch up with. Every WordCamp is like a family reunion, basically.

What would you tell someone to convince them to attend a WordCamp?
WordCamps are especially important, because by sharing knowledge and common issues, you’re actually helping move things forward for everyone, not just for yourself.

Tell us something awesome about your company that is not WordPress related?
We’ve always believed that the strong connection between happy and motivated teammates is the key to quality services – that is why we make some of the best team-buildings ever! You can read more at our blog here: https://www.siteground.com/blog/siteground-beach-fest/#more-10017

Where can WCA2 attendees follow your company online?
website: www.siteground.com
Twitter: @SiteGround
Facebook: SiteGround

Describe your company in one sentence?
We are a Managed WordPress hosting company primarily focused on the success of our clients.

Why did you choose to sponsor WordCamp Ann Arbor?
We sponsored WCA2 for a few different reasons. First, we thought it was a great event last year and decided to sponsor again this year. Second, it’s right in our own back yard (We are based in Traverse City, MI).

What is your favorite WordPress-related resource?
We are partial to our own WordPress knowledgebase and Getting Started Series (Video tutorials). If we were to pick an external resource, I’d say simply https://wordpress.org/support/

What kind of people do you like to meet at WordCamp?
Anyone from geek to guru! We are thrilled to meet all kinds of people at WordCamps, the people are what make these events so great.

What do you find inspiring about the WordPress community?
We are inspired by those who volunteer their time to put these conferences together. Kudos to all the WCA2 volunteers… you made this happen!

What would you tell someone to convince them to attend a WordCamp?
It’s a great learning/networking experience and surprisingly affordable too.

Tell us something awesome about your company that is not WordPress related?
We regularly do good-deed initiatives. This involves things like volunteering and donating to good causes. For example, a portion of our profits in October go towards Breast Cancer Awareness!

Where can WCA2 attendees follow your company online?
https://twitter.com/cloudaccess
https://facebook.com/cloudaccess

Describe your company in one sentence?
We build websites and grow them through digital marketing.

Why did you choose to sponsor WordCamp Ann Arbor?
WCA2 is awesome, a breeding ground for fresh ideas to make every WordCamp the best WordCamp.

What is your favorite WordPress-related resource?
The Codex/Developer documentation is still our favorite place to look up the parameters for the same 5 functions over and over and over again!

What kind of people do you like to meet at WordCamp?
People who feel like they’re stuck on a plateau in their work/career, so maybe we can shake them loose a lil’ bit.

What do you find inspiring about the WordPress community?
The way that users of every skill level mingle and share the knowledge.

What would you tell someone to convince them to attend a WordCamp?
If you don’t go, you’re going to be behind the curve 🙂

Tell us something awesome about your company that is not WordPress related?
We chat to each other on Slack even though most of us are in the same room.

Where can WCA2 attendees follow your company online?
twitter.com/buildcreate
facebook.com/buildcreate
buildcreate.com