Hello,

I'm contacting whoever this may concern on behalf of the Apache Mahout PMC


I just received some feedback from the Board on the Jan Board report, in which 
they mentioned that we should contact dev@community.apache.org regarding some 
swag, for the Meetups that our project's team has been doing.


In the past 2 -3 Quarters, our team has been doing a large amount of Meetups 
and conference presentations in North America and Europe; a noncomprehensive 
list of this past quarters' Meetups and talks are as follows:



  1.  Sebastian Schelter presented a poster at Machine Learning Systems 
Workshop , NIPS 2016 Dec 10, 2016 - "Samsara: Declarative Machine Learning on 
Distributed Dataflow Systems" -  https://ssc.io/pdf/poster-mlsystems.pdf


  1.  Andrew Palumbo presented "Apache Mahout: Beyond MapReduce" at the Orange 
County Big Data Meetup, October, 2016.


  1.  Trevor Grant presented:  "Apache Mahout?! What's Next!" At

     *   Chicago Hadoop Users Group, October 2016

     *   Seattle Data Science Meetup, December 2016

     *   San Diego Big Data Meetup, December 2016

     *   Austin Data Meetup, December 2016

     *   DFW Data Science Meetup, December 2016


  1.  Andrew Musselman presented:  "Apache Mahout?! What's Next!" at Seattle 
Data Science Meetup, December 2016


  1.  Suneel Marthi presented:  "Native and Distributed Machine Learning with 
Apache Mahout" - Apache Big Data Europe 2016, Nov 13 2016, Seville, Spain


This cadence of these talks and Meetups have been consistent at least over the 
2 quarters previous to last.

As I've mentioned, part of the the board's feedback from this past report was 
that we contact you and request some Apache Swag.  These meetups (and of course 
NIPS presentations and papers, as well as ApacheCon) are great methods of 
Community outreach for Mahout and Apache in general, and it seems that it would 
be a good marketing opportunity for Apache.

Please do let us know how to proceed,

Thank You Very Much,

Andrew Palumbo

Apache Mahout PMC Chair


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