About Us
The Vermont Sql Server Special Interest Group was founded in April 2003 by a group
of professional developers and DBAs to create a community for learning and sharing
knowledge.
Our Group usually meets the third Monday of the month, in the Burlington area. We
are a special interest group affiliated with the Vermont Dot Net User Group.
Please visit
www.VTDotNet.org
We would like to thank The Vermont Department of Health, Champlain College, and
Competitive Computing for their generous donation of meeting space!
President: Roman Rehak
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Roman Rehak, MCSD, MCDBA, MCSA is a SQL Server Specialist at Competitive Computing
in Colchester, VT. He specializes in SQL Server development,
database performance tuning and writing DBMS utilities. He regularly contributes
SQL Server related articles to Visual Studio Magazine, SQL Server Magazine and other
technical publications. He is an active member of Professional Association for SQL
Server, he speaks at the annual PASS conferences and was also selected to be the
track leader for the "Database & Application Development" track for the 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 PASS conferences. Roman also serves as the Tech Chair for the SQL Server track
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Vice President: Laura Blood
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Laura is the Chief Technology Officer for
Blue Note Computing, Inc. in Charlotte, Vermont. She has over 20 years of
experience in the industry and earned her Bachelors degree in Computer Science back
in the 1980s. Laura has worked in a wide variety of industries and development environments.
Her experience with Visual Studio .NET goes back to the days of Beta and she recently
produced the 2005 Launch Event here in Vermont. Laura has worked extensively with
SQL Server, developing production applications for both the web and desktop environments.
During the last few years she has been busy with web development, data warehousing,
as well as some .NET windows and console applications. She is also an active member
of the VT Dot Net user group. Check out her blog:
Geek Girl Cookin' with .NET
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