I'd like to hear from Product Managers at leading local Internet companies (like Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Zynga, etc) with their thoughts on Community Management futures.

How can you supplement your in-person customer relationships online and how can you turn online interactions into successful community engagement?

I'd like to hear from Community Managers at companies that have solved interesting problems. For example, how to handle a multi-lingual community. I do not have preconceived specifics of who/which companies.

How do you measure the success of your on-line and/or off-line community. What metrics are usefule to show the engagement or vibrancy of your community?

Explore the widespread lack of online community engagement across the board and what can be done about it. Many of us are finding the old techniques no longer work. How do we start communities and keep them sticky? Many will register for online communities during a great opening event, but ongoing participation wanes severely after. What's new, relevant and workable?

Technical Evangelists, Developer Evangelists, Developer Advocates, etc. are in high-demand right now. But there is a lot more to developer outreach than a super-cool, hardworking, developer evangelist flying from city to city demoing code. What else matters and what do successful developer relations program managers do?

Is it better to let the community decide the structure and purpose of the community, or should a structure be built which fits the model of the kind of community that you envision working best?

Engage a speaker from The Community Roundtable <http://community-roundtable.com/>. They do great work. Find out when one of their core is in the area on the !st of the Month.