Community Track Overview

The difference between a successful open source project and/or consumption/contribution and a not-so-successful experience is often community. We’ve seen it time-and-time again.

We feel community and community focused content are so important we’re dedicating an entire event to it this year  – the Community Leadership Summit on Sunday, October 15.

And good news…

We’ll also feature an entire track dedicated to the topic on Monday, October 16 and Tuesday, October 17 as well. Experts and thought leaders from all over the U.S. and the world will be speaking and participating.

Monday, October 16

How to Design a Data-Driven Culture

Lauren Maffeo, The Pragmatic Programmers

Open Source Project – Beyond Code

John Mertic, Linux Foundation

Open Source Insights from 11,000 Early Career Technologists

Fiona Whittington, Major League Hacking (MLH)

Which technical practices naturally foster a culture of trust and accountability?

Robert Clawson, Discover Financial Services

Are we Stewards or are we Sovereigns?

Justin Rackliffe, Fidelity Investments

Be Nice In The Sandbox: How Open Source Gets Competitors to Collaborate

Reese Lee, New Relic, Rynn Mancuso, Honeycomb.io, Austin Parker, Lightstep from ServiceNow, & Adriana Villela, Lightstep

Tuesday, October 17

Project Sputnik and the Five Lessons Learned – Leveraging the power of the community to drive Innovation at a Large Company

Barton George, Dell Technologies

Invest in Yourself by Investing in Others

Tessa Kriesel, Snapchat

Community First: Using ChatGPT to Build Strong Open Source Communities

Jonas Rosland, VMware

Using the Open Leadership Assessment Project to Learn About Your Open Leadership Style

Bryan Behrenshausen, GitLab, & Heidi Hess von Ludewig, Red Hat

Three Cups of Java

Vincent Mayers, Gradle

Register Today!

Note, this reflects the speaker lineup current to the date of this post’s publication. Check the main schedule for the most current track sessions list.