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Location: London (will travel)
Speaking Topics: Managing a Team of Technical Men | IT Management | Recruiting Technical Teams | Effective Capacity Planning | What's Your Disaster Recovery Strategy? | Women in IT
Spoken Languages: English | some French

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• Quick Contact elizabethziph

Location: Ann Arbor | Michigan | USA
Speaking Topics: entrepreneurship | open source | Women in IT | project management | free culture | computing education
Spoken Languages: English | Hebrew | Polish

• Quick Contact JuliaB

Location: Europe | France
Speaking Topics: community | mozilla | Women in IT
Spoken Languages: French

• Quick Contact debbie.hill

Location: Auckland | New Zealand
Speaking Topics: Tech trends | leadership | getting things done | technical programme management | women in technology | Women in IT | Collaboration toolsets | Enterprise Technology | unconferences | virtual team building
Spoken Languages: English | French (at a push)

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Debbie Hill has been working in IT for over 20 years and has been in the Telecommunications sector for 15 years. She is a Solution Architect for one of the major Telecommunications companies in New Zealand. She has a passion for sharing knowledge and is interested in how people and work teams within enterprises leverage emerging technologies.

• Quick Contact Shaymaa

Location: Kuwait
Speaking Topics: CSS | project management | software engineering | usability | Web standards | Women in IT | Content Management Systems
Spoken Languages: English | Arabic

• Quick Contact myrtti

Location: Finland | Tampere
Speaking Topics: communities | ubuntu | Web 2.0 | wikipedia | Women in IT | Working From Home
Spoken Languages: English | Finnish

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• Quick Contact lizhenry

Location: California (USA) | San Francisco Bay Area
Speaking Topics: blogging | blog platforms | bridgeblogging | community | Diversity | free speech | futurism | open source | programming for non-programmers | social media | wikis | Women in IT | women in technology
Spoken Languages: English

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I have organized various unconferences and helped with large (1000+) person technology conferences and can speak on that topic. I also ran a Wiki Wednesday monthly meeting which ran in multiple cities for over a year.

I've spoken at BlogHer, SXSWi, various BarCamps, wiki meetups, and various SF and literary conferences.

• Quick Contact tottenkoph

Location: seattle | Washington
Speaking Topics: charity | Collaboration | communities | computer security | digital graffiti/guerilla advertising | hacking | Hardware modification | implementing technology in the classroom | instruction (web-based applications) | linux | neurohack | social networking | Women in IT
Spoken Languages: English

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• Quick Contact NicoleSimon

Location: Europe | Germany | Luebeck
Speaking Topics: blogging | corporate media | microblogging | speaker training | startup training | pitching VCs | podcasting | social media | social networking | twitter | Web 2.0 | Women in IT | women in technology
Spoken Languages: German | English

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I like to share knowledge, which is why I am not limited just to speaking, but also am interested in workshops / expert tables and moderation. Additionally I have become a frequent advisor for organizers of conferences as well as am involved in several barcamps.

One of my favourite topics is how to grow your business internationally, both from the side of for example the US coming to Europe as vice versa, but I am also happy to 'just' transport what is so special about the net and web 2.0.

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• Quick Contact Alicia

Location: Germany | Ireland | Italy | London | Spain | UK
Speaking Topics: Building a tech start-up | Just social enough | social decision-making | social media | Women in IT
Spoken Languages: English

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Alicia has an IT degree from Sydney, Australia, and has worked in internet and mobile application product management for 10 years.

However, in 2006, as a result of a failed Google job interview, Alicia decided to implement an idea for a web application she had come up with years before, and start her own web start-up.

She used her savings, and worked full-time while developing the proposition, and hired Romanian developers to make her vision a reality. It was hard unforgiving work, but her passion and dedication to her vision kept her working day and night.