Here is the WordCamp Asia 2024 Speakers Announcement Round 1!
WordCamp Asia 2024 is happening in March next year. The three-day event is going to be held on the 7th, 8th, and 9th of March 2024 in Taipei, Taiwan. As the event is nearing and with that, the preparations are at their peak. There are so many things to take care of to deliver a grand extravaganza. Likewise, Speakers are the core part of any WordCamp. They are one of the many reasons why people enjoy attending WordCamps. Therefore, here is the WordCamp Asia 2024 Speakers Announcement For Round 1 who are going to deliver talks.
So, without any further ado, let us introduce you to WordCamp Asia 2024 Confirmed Speakers – Round 1.
WordCamp Asia 2024 Speakers Announcement Round 1
Adam Sliverstein
Adam is a WordPress core committer where he works to fix bugs and improve modern web capabilities. He is a Developer Relations Engineer on Chrome’s Web Platform team at Google, where he focuses on making the open web better for everyone. Adam loves long rafting trips, playing mbira, travel, taking walks and tending his over-sized garden.
Hannah Swain Lovik
Hannah Swain Løvik is an open-source advocate focused on knowledge management, productivity, and people management – specifically supporting and empowering others. Originally a developer, she quickly moved on to information architecture, project management, teaching and training, supporting WordPress and building WordPress sites, and coaching. Hannah is currently a senior manager at Automattic, responsible for people management within WooCommerce and Happiness. She is based outside of Stockholm, Sweden.
Hidetaka Okamoto
Hide (ひで pronounced “Hee-Day”) is a Developer Advocate at Stripe, where he works on writing, coding, and teaching how to integrate online payments. He has organized several community conferences including WordCamp Kyoto and JP_Stripes Connect 2019, the first Stripe user conference in Japan. Prior to Stripe, Hide was a lead Software Engineer at DigitalCube, focused on building plugins, open source, and developing SaaS application dashboards. Hide lives in Hyogo, Japan with his family and two cats.
Jeanne Tan
Jeanne Tan is a seasoned digital marketing expert with over 10 years of experience, specializing in SEO strategy in the last 2 years. She has spearheaded successful campaigns across niches like test preparation, VPN, trailer manufacturing, and management coaching, establishing brands in global markets, including Australia, the UK, and North America.
Luke Carbis
Luke Carbis is a self-deputised open-source emissary and vigilante plenipotentiary for WordPress proletariat affairs. He works closely with WordPress product companies to fast-track their growth and inspire beautifully written code. He’s been part of the community as a plugin developer, core contributor, release lead, WordCamp organiser, and a member of the plugin review team.
Miriam Schwab
Miriam co-founded and built Strattic to bring an innovative and comprehensive approach to WordPress security and performance to the web at large. After being acquired by Elementor, Miriam continued to lead the Strattic unit until taking on the role of Head of WordPress Relations at Elementor to act as a liaison between Elementor and the greater WordPress ecosystem.
Paolo Belcastro
Paolo is a modern nomad: after Italy, France, and Switzerland, he currently lives in Vienna, Austria, where he works on Automattic’s Jetpack and .blog products. A passionate photographer, he publishes his photos on paolo.blog. And shares his thoughts on Morfternight, a weekly newsletter about Leadership, Ai, and Photography. Working remotely since 1994 and managing distributed teams since 1998, he firmly believes that remote work is the key to peaceful coexistence for 10 billion humans.
Therefore, these are WordCamp Asia 2024 Speakers Announcement Round 1. They will be presenting their respective talks at the event. Make sure you go through their sessions’ summary so that you know what to expect during their talk at the event.