Surge Speaker List
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John Allspaw VP of Technical Operations, Etsy Keynote
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Theo Schlossnagle Principal/CEO, OmniTI Keynote
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Bryan Cantrill VP of Engineering, Joyent Keynote
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Robert Treat Lead Database Architect, OmniTI Speaker
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Artur Bergman VP of Engineering and Operations, Wikia Speaker
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Gavin M. Roy CTO, MyYearbook Speaker
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Ruslan Belkin Sr. Director of Engineering, LinkedIn Speaker
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Rasmus Lerdorf Founder of PHP; Developer, WePay Speaker
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Christopher Brown VP of Engineering, Opscode Speaker
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Paul Querna Chief Architect, Cloudkick Speaker
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Neil Gunther Founder/Principal Consultant, Performance Dynamics Speaker
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Tom Cook Systems Engineer, Facebook Speaker
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Baron Schwartz VP of Consulting, Percona Speaker
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Mike Malone Infrastructure Engineer, SimpleGeo Speaker
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Cosimo Streppone Lead Developer, my.opera.com Speaker
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Tom Daly President/CTO, Dyn Inc. Speaker
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Justin Sheehy CTO, Basho Technologies Speaker
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Ronald Bradford Principal, 42SQL Speaker
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Rod Cope CTO and Founder, OpenLogic Speaker
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Joe Williams Infrastructure Engineer, Cloudant Speaker
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Benjamin Black Founder, fast_ip Speaker
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Geir Magnusson Jr VP, Platform and Architecture, Gilt Groupe Speaker
The Tremont Grand Historic Venue
More than 150 Years of History
The history of the Tremont Grand and the City of Baltimore are intertwined. Built by the Freemasons as the Grand Lodge Masonic Temple in 1866, the building served as headquarters for the Maryland Freemasons for more than 130 years.
The Grand Masonic Lodge of Maryland in the 1800's
The History
United States President and Mason, Andrew Johnson, traveled from Washington, DC to speak at the ceremony marking the laying of the cornerstone. In 1998, a careful restoration was begun by the owners of the Tremont Plaza, next door, and reopened as the Tremont Grand in 2005. The meeting rooms retain much of the original Masonic symbolism, as well as beautiful murals and leaded windows from the 1909 lodge, redesigned and restored by architects, Carson&Sperry after Baltimore's Great Fire of 1904.