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Monika will be speak on the topic “Remote working – Remote Working – Made more effective and productive“. This session will be held on the weekend of 13th and 14th February 2021. The schedule will soon be announced – keep following this space!

Bio of Monika

Monika Muddamshetty has 13+ years of experience of dealing with People & Processes, Programs & Projects, with global clients & teams to Deliver Improved Outcomes.

Additionally, she serves as –

• Director on the Board of PMI Pearl City Hyderabad Chapter, working towards powering the Project Economy
• Chairperson, ICT at IGT India Pvt. Ltd, – Internal Committee POSH at Work as per The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition & Redressal) Act, 2013

She is a certified Project Management Professional(PMP®), Agile Certified Practitioner(ACP®), Disciplined Agile Practitioner (CDAP®), and also certified in Green Belt-Lean Six Sigma Methodology

About the session

For over 13 years, I have been successfully driving multiple programs and projects including global clients and teams (almost always remotely) across the IT, Telecom and Gaming industry.

Additionally, I have lead-managed multiple successful initiatives (in person and remotely) through volunteers while serving as part of the Leadership team at the Project Management Institute local chapter (Hyderabad)

I shall share practical guidance to make Remote work more effective & Productive. The session shall cover the below 5 Key takeaways for the attendees-

1. How to create a healthy work-life balance with effective time management
2. How to stay motivated and focused, while overcoming stress and procrastination
3. How to master virtual meetings
4. Manage relationships with your boss, colleagues, and team along with better communication and collaboration
5. Tips to Build Trust, Accountability, and engagement amongst the team

Greg Ziółkowski will be speak on the topic How to Start Block Development with Scaffolding. This session will be held on weekend of 13th and 14th February 2021. The schedule will soon be announced – keep following this space!

Bio of Greg

Grzegorz is a passionate code wrangler and open-source contributor based in Oleśnica, Poland. He writes JavaScript at Automattic and contributes to the WordPress core. When not coding, Grzegorz enjoys spending time with his adorable wife and daughter. He likes traveling to new places and playing basketball with his friends.

About the session

Can you believe that it’s been two years already since the WordPress core introduced Gutenberg? In the meantime, the block editor has matured tremendously. Have you already tried to extend its functionality? Spend 15 minutes and save yourself hours when creating custom blocks. In the session, Greg will show how to make the most of the scaffolding command that comes from the Gutenberg core team.

Greg’s Twitter handle is @gziolo

Sumant will be speak on the topic “The importance of color psychology and client testimonials for your WordPress website and marketing (Gujarati language)“. This session will be held on the weekend of 13th and 14th February 2021. The schedule will soon be announced – keep following this space!

Bio of Sumant

Sumant is a hardcore freelance content creator and tech-blogger based in Ahmedabad. He specializes in preparing strategies for content & social media working with brands as well as startups. His core-strength lies with Instagram marketing and creativity. WordPress is true inspiration for his full-time blogging which made him capable to play with creative words.

About the session

In this session, Sumant will briefly touch upon the impoprtance of choosing the right color theme for your website and how it improves traffic. He will also talk about how important client testimonials are, and how to get them from the clients.

Sumant’s Twitter handle is @LoharSumant

Shanta R. Nathwani will be speak on the topic “How I Started My Business During A Pandemic“. This session will be held on the weekend of 13th and 14th February 2021. The schedule will soon be announced – keep following this space!

Bio of Shanta

Equipped with a Bachelor of Commerce in Information Technology Management and a Black Belt in Karate, there’s nothing Shanta Nathwani can’t do. She is a full-stack developer who specializes in WordPress, Node, and React with a love for life and learning.

A natural teacher, Shanta spent six years teaching WordPress courses at Sheridan College as well as at having given more than 40 WordCamp talks. Her topics include: data architecture, custom post types and ACF, as well as beginner topics like posts versus pages and how to create a website in 30 minutes. She served as a QA Supervisor at a software company for 2 years before starting her own company, Namara Technologies Inc., where she serves as the President & CEO.

When she’s not working she can be found volunteering as a Co-organizer for the Hamilton WordPress Meetup Group, taking stunning photographs, sinking karaoke, and, of course, practicing martial arts. Say hi to her on Twitter at @ShantaDotCA and visit her site at https://namara.com

About the session

In February 2020, Shanta was laid off from her job after almost two years. She started looking for a new job, but a couple of weeks later, the global pandemic started. Job postings started drying up, and hiring came to a halt.

The next logical thing to do – according to her, was to open her own business! In this talk, she will discuss all the motions and emotions that she went through from never wanting to have her own company to starting up her own web development business during a pandemic. She will cover some of the things she did right, where she went wrong, what (and who) helped, and what you need to consider before you do it yourself.

This talk is designed for small business owners and is for all skill levels.

Shanta’s Twitter handle is @ShantaDotCa