Call for Speakers

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Data Pulse 2026

event date

26 Nov 2026

location

Green Park Conference Centre Reading, United Kingdom


Data Pulse is a new community-led data conference bringing people, ideas and possibilities together.


Taking place in Reading, UK, Data Pulse is designed to be a welcoming, inclusive event for people working across the modern data landscape, whether you're a seasoned expert, an experienced conference speaker, or thinking about submitting your very first session.


We want Data Pulse to be about more than sitting in rooms watching presentations. It's a place to share knowledge, start conversations, meet people and learn from one another. We're building an event where speakers are part of the community, not simply names on an agenda.

open, 36 days left
Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

21 Sep 2026

Call closes at 11:59 PM

30 Oct 2026

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We're looking for practical, interesting and thought-provoking sessions covering the technologies, ideas and experiences shaping the world of data. That could mean deep technical content, lessons learned from real projects, new approaches and technologies, career experiences, or a story that you think the data community needs to hear.


You don't need to be a well-known speaker to submit. First-time speakers are very welcome. If you have something useful to share, we'd love to hear from you.


Data Pulse will feature multiple tracks, giving attendees the opportunity to explore different areas of data while still keeping the event small enough to feel friendly and personal.


Most importantly, we want to create the sort of conference that speakers enjoy being part of.


Have an idea? Send us your session. We'd love you to help shape the first Data Pulse.


event fee

free for speakers

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