Thanks to the Volunteers of WordCamp Torino 2026

Events end, people remain, and they are the invisible heart of WordCamp Torino

There are events that, from the outside, seem to run on their own: you arrive, someone welcomes you, your badge is ready, sessions start on time, the microphone works, the coffee too, someone helps you find the room where the talks are happening, someone else solves a last minute problem without you even noticing there was a problem in the first place.

All of this is possible thanks to our Volunteers who, at every edition of WordCamp Torino, perform a kind of magic by making everything work that, until the day before, was perfect… but only on paper.

WordCamp Torino 2026 is over, the t-shirts are in the washing machine, Slack chats are slowly going quiet, and I think it’s time to say something that, during events, is never said enough: our thank you to the volunteers.

WordCamp exists because there are people, organizers and volunteers, who decide to give their time, energy, skills, attention, patience and presence to something they believe matters; they do it because they believe in communities and because they believe the WordPress world is still a place where people collaborate instead of constantly competing.

So, since invisible work always risks remaining truly invisible, I want to thank all the volunteers who made WordCamp Torino 2026 possible:

Barbara Giorgieri
Gianni Vascellari
Franco Cosimo Greco
Giulia Robert
Gian Maria Rosso
Lara Livolsi
Giovanni Invernizzi
Manuel Mancosu
Cosmin Rimescu
Mariken de Ruiter
Erika Gili
Sathwik Prabhu
Rossi Kamal
Ugochukwu Chigbata
Giulio Rubelli
Severino Ciancio
Stefano Minoia
Cristiano Zanca
Eleni Murru

table lead
Francesco Di Candia
Stefano Cassone
Lidia Pellizzaro
Dennis Ploetner
Enrico Battocchi
Stefano Minoia
Cristiano Zanca

Thank you for your time, your energy and your incredible patience.

Events end, but the people who make them possible are, thankfully, the part that stays!