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20i and Termageddon Partner with WordFest Live 2021

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We’re excited to announce that both 20i and Termageddon have partnered with WordFest Live 2021 and will feature across the live event January 22, 2021.

We had a chance to catch up with both companies, so first, allow us to introduce you.

20i is a hosting company that has drawn on its 20 years’ experience to create a next-level premium hosting product with the needs of web professionals and hosting resellers in mind. Their shared hosting platform offers load balancing and autoscaling, with each hosted site having access to multi-server resources that scale to meet each site’s individual needs. Add in SSD storage and a bespoke WordPress platform and your sites are up and running quickly, safely, and securely with optimal reliability.

Termageddon specialises in managing the necessary legal protections for your business. They generate policies for websites and applications that keep web professionals safe and secure. As the law changes, so do the policies. They stay on top of that, keeping your company protected and allowing you to focus on the important tasks of running your business and meeting your client’s needs.

To learn even more about them we chatted with Matthew Telfer from 20i and Hans Skillrud from Termageddon to find out what excited them about partnering with WordFest Live 2021. Here’s what they had to say: 

Why is reaching out to the remote working community important to you?

Matthew from 20i said:

A lot of us have been working from home this year and it’s important we find ways to avoid becoming isolated and stay connected with our communities. 

Supporting events like WordFest Live 2021 means we can help attendees meet new people and engage with fellow WordPress enthusiasts.

At Termageddon, Hans offered:

Just like with anything in life, there are pros and cons to everything. With remote work, however, there are often more pros than cons. With that said, remote work has a potential con, which is the feeling of isolation, and it is for this reason that we are proud to sponsor events that bring the remote working community together, so individuals can realize they are not alone!

We then asked; how have you adapted to the virtual event environment? 

At 20i, Matthew said: 

Thankfully we adapted very quickly and embraced the change. If anything we’ve got even more involved with supporting events this year. 

We are always looking for new ways we can help support the design and development community. Events and meet-ups are an ideal way to learn new things and meet like-minded people.

Hans at Termageddon added:

Our transition to virtual event environments has been positive overall. We sure do miss saying hi to old friends, agency partners and clients at meetups in person, but with virtual events, we get to see lots of people and cover more ‘virtual’ ground in less time!

When asked about what excites them most about the virtual event space, Matthew at 20i went on to say:

Virtual events bring so many creative possibilities for delivering the content and help break down geographic barriers for attendance. They are essentially helping to democratise knowledge as well as providing a safe space for anyone to feel comfortable they can attend.

We thank both 20i, Termageddon and the rest of our sponsors for their support. WordFest Live 2021 will feature speakers, partners, and attendees from across the globe. 

Become part of the worldwide celebration now. Register for your free ticket. Partner with us as a sponsor. Share the news with your friends. Together we can have some fun in 2021! 

What excites you about WordFest Live 2021?  Let us know in the comments below. 

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