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Deborah Peacock is an Austin, TX-based photographer with a passion for capturing diverse moments. From events and musicians to portraits, headshots, and family photos, her lens tells unique stories. Deborah also photographs products, artist's works, food, and flowers. She offers event planning services, including music, sound, lighting, catering, location scouting, security, and parking. Deborah values customer service and collaborates with clients to ensure their vision is realized.

Rihards Steinbergs is curious and tech-focused. He is a fan of Talkoot. He has written about topics such as Acquia Dev Desktop, Toxic Positivity, Symfony 4, Resumes/CVs, 100 Days 100 Commits, Bitbucket Pipelines, PHPUnit, PHPCS, CodeCeption, WordPress tips, HTTP/2, SSL & Hugo, and dealing with redirects. His work on Moustachify was mentioned in the New York Times.

Terrill Thompson is a web developer, accessibility specialist, musician, writer, outdoor adventurer, and seeker of truth. He is currently employed as manager of the IT Accessibility Team at the University of Washington. He recently retired as lead developer and maintainer of Able Player, passing the torch to a colleague. Terrill also expresses himself through film scoring and has a new page on his website dedicated to sharing his work.

Brian Kleiber is a digital marketing professional with over a decade of experience in SEO and Content Marketing. He has worked on projects ranging from growing tech startups and corporations to e-commerce stores and small businesses. Brian graduated from Champlain College in 2011 with a degree in Marketing and Advertising. He also works as a Director of Photography and Camera Operator for branded and social content, TVC’s, and event activations. He began his freelance career in 2017, helping clients with SEO and content marketing.

Sean Twomey is a South African Mediapreneur and Online Marketing Strategist. He completed his Marketing honours degree at the University of Cape Town. He is the founder of Posmay Media, a digital agency. Sean focuses on helping small to medium sized businesses market themselves online, advising on website design and development, email marketing, content marketing, search marketing, social media marketing, mobile marketing, online advertising and web analytics. He values freedom and experiences, and enjoys working online as a Digital Nomad.

Stephen Brennan is a software engineer with interests in cooking, baking, and mixing cocktails. He maintains an infrequently-updated website featuring documentation of his work, his resume, and a blog. His blog posts cover topics such as kernel core dumps, stack unwinding, cooperative threads in C, and writing a shell in C.

Amitai, who uses he/they pronouns, is a software development coach and speaker, itinerant programmer, and legacy code wrestler. He is the podcaster behind Agile in 3 Minutes and also identifies as a musician and an award-winning bad poet. Amitai's work includes code contributions on GitHub, live-coding and pianoing on Twitch, and contributions to the pkgsrc package manager, qmail email server, and ikiwiki static site generator.

Udhara De Silva is a writer who explores aviation, entrepreneurship, creative strategy, travel, and various topics that pique her curiosity. Born in Sydney and raised in Saudi Arabia to Sri Lankan parents, she has lived in seven countries. She currently works in loyalty marketing for Singapore Airlines in Australia. Previously, she was a creative strategist at Bonsey Jaden, a digital marketing and branding agency based in Singapore, and has worked as a creative and business consultant.

Hay Kranen creates digital things, combining technical web knowledge with a pragmatic approach and a creative angle. He designs, develops, tinkers, and hacks on the line between art, data, technology, and narrative. Born and raised in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, Hay studied at the Utrecht School of the Arts (Design & Technology) and did the EMMA-master program in Hilversum. He co-founded Hackastory, worked as a frontend developer for VPRO Digital, and was co-editor-in-chief for 365dagenkunst.nl. He also worked as a newsroom developer at de Volkskrant and was a board member for Wikimedia Nederland.

Nick May is an author who has dreamed of writing since he was young. He writes science fiction and the occasional non-fiction book. He lives in Chicago with his wife and two dogs. In his spare time, he enjoys bicycling and reading. He is also a member of the Amazon Associates program.

Niklas Goke is a self-taught writer who writes for dreamers, doers, and unbroken optimists. With over a decade of experience, Nik has published over 2,000 articles. His work has been featured in Business Insider, CNBC, Lifehacker, and many others. He is the author of 2-Minute Pep Talks and wrote 365 book summaries in 2016. Nik lives in Munich, Germany, where he enjoys reading, video games, and pizza.

Denis Reis is an SAP Business Intelligence Consultant. He focuses on planning and reporting with SAP Analysis, particularly SAP Analysis for Microsoft Office. He provides how-to tutorials and know-how articles related to SAP S/4HANA Cloud, SAP Datasphere, SAP HANA, SAP Analytics Cloud, and SAP AI Core. Denis also shares insights on project management and leadership.

Jeff Triplett is a Partner at REVSYS and a director on the Django Software Foundation (DSF). He co-founded DEFNA and is a former Director and Vice Chair of the Python Software Foundation. Jeff was awarded the 2019 Malcolm Tredinnick Memorial Prize for his contributions to the Django community and was honored as a Python Software Foundation Fellow for his contributions to the Python community in 2018. He contributes to open source and helps organize community events. He also works on community and side projects like Django News, DjangoTV, Django Packages, Awesome Django, and Django Job Board.

Roger Swannell is a product manager focused on digital product innovation for good. He believes technology can empower charities to scale their social impact. Currently, he works as a lead product manager at the Open University. His previous experience includes roles at RNID, Prince’s Trust, British Standards Institute, British Heart Foundation, and National Trust.

Ryan Maynard has built and grown a fully-distributed software development firm and started a holding company as he founded and invested in more adjacent companies. He manages a private equity fund primarily focused on natural gas and nuclear sectors. With a background in Physics and Electrical Engineering, he has built and deployed countless sites and apps. He runs Forge Cybersecurity, focusing on DoD DFARS and CMMC compliance, and is currently building and growing niche job boards, directories, and B2B compliance apps for the PE fund. He is interested in fCMO partnerships, profit-share agreements, and buyouts of light industrial B2B, RV parks, and related assets.