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Sudar Muthu is a WordPress plugin developer from Chennai, India who works as Lead Web Engineer at 10up.
Sudar is involved with the WordPress community for more than a decade and has contributed back to the community by speaking at various WordPress events, helping to organize WordPress related community events like WordCamps, Meetups, Do Action etc and by contributing to WordPress core.
Adrian Tobey will be speaking on the topic Launch your WordPress project in 90 days or less! How to overcome the never ending development cycle. This session will be held on the weekend of 13th and 14th February 2021. The schedule will soon be announced – keep following this space!
Adrian Tobey, at the age of 23, has built a thriving business on a mission to help small businesses launch their funnels, grow their lists, and scale their businesses! His award-winning software companies (Groundhogg, MailHawk, WP Simple Chat, & FormLift) are used by thousands of businesses around the world and enable entrepreneurs, educators, creators and more to create high converting customer experiences and communicate with their audience through email and SMS.
Are you an agency that has a client who’s WordPress project is just never done? Are you an entrepreneur who hasn’t launch yet because the site just isn’t ready yet?
You’re not alone! Adrian has seen businesses struggle with launching every single day – in communities, clients, and basically everywhere..
After working with thousands of businesses over the last 6 years, and growing my own list of successful WordPress projects, he has uncovered consistent patterns and roadblocks both practical and psychological that prevent small businesses from launching on time and seeing positive results.
In this session Adrian will share with you the top 3 reasons why projects fail to launch and how to overcome them so you can get your next WordPress project launched in 90 days or less, guaranteed.
Adrian’s Twitter handle is @adriantobey
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!
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 –
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
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-
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!
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.
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
