This peer-presented conference is an opportunity to share your experiences, expertise, victories, and defeats with people who get it. It’s how we learn and come up with fresh ideas, build community, brush up on industry trends, and keep ourselves ahead of the curve.

We’re an incredibly welcoming bunch, and previous conference attendance is by no means a requirement for speakers. Our vibe is collegial and fun, so expect a friendly audience of savvy, capable professionals who are excited to learn.

Learn a bit more about who we are, and how we came to be.

If it helps you to brainstorm, here’s a full list of the most recent conference sessions.

Sessions are 30 minutes long, with 15 minutes for questions at the end with 30 – 60 people in attendance.

Submit your session idea below and share a TikTok style video that will accompany your proposal during the Session Voting.

Once the Call for Speakers deadline has passed, we’ll email a link to our mailing list & social group to vote for their favourites, with the voting results used to help determine the schedule for the conference.

If you’re chosen, we’ll send you a discount code for FREE conference registration which includes your meals, speaker swag, and promotional material. If you’ve already purchased a ticket, we’ll process a refund for you.

Submit a session proposal to receive a $50 ticket discount! This can be applied to all ticket types whether or not you’re selected for the schedule.

• Assume people know the basics. Show us how to take something one step further.
• Be specific. Sessions about particular strategies, how-to’s, projects, or technologies are usually more popular than general presentations.
• Be clear and concise. Voters will have a lot of proposals to read through. Let them know what they’ll get out of your presentation quickly and easily. Proposals with a clear, bulleted list of learning outcomes for the session are always helpful.
• Be prepared for voters to read what you submit. The conference team will only lightly proofread your proposal, so it’s best written in a way that addresses voters and conference-goers alike.

Now that you’re ready, go ahead and submit a proposal below.