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Cleveland Data Rocks '25

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Cleveland Data Rocks '25

event date

8 Feb 2025

location

Elyria, Ohio, United States

website

meetup.com/ohio-north-database-training/events/301170152/

Cleveland Data Rocks 2025 is a premier conference dedicated to all things data platform. We are excited to bring together industry experts, data enthusiasts, and professionals for a day of insightful sessions, networking, and collaboration. Whether you are an experienced data scientist, a database administrator, or a data platform architect, this conference is for you. While this is the second Data Saturday for Ohio North Data Training Group in the last couple years, we are also kicking it off under the new banner of Cleveland Data Rocks.

Keep up with the latest updates and engage with the Cleveland Data Rocks community on our official profile. Use the hashtag #cledatarocks to join the conversation and connect with fellow attendees and speakers.

We look forward to receiving your submissions and seeing you at Cleveland Data Rocks 2025! 

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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

23 May 2024

Call closes at 11:59 PM

31 Jul 2024

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Our tracks will be determined based on the submissions we receive, ensuring a diverse and comprehensive program that caters to the interests and expertise of our community. All sessions should focus on data platforms. While SQL is our original bread and butter, we have also had interest and good attendance on: PowerShell, PostGres, AI, Cloud, BI, Automation and others. 

Session Length: Each session should be 45 minutes, plus time for Q&A.

Social Events: All social events organized by Cleveland Data Rocks will be open to speakers, providing additional opportunities for networking and engagement.

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