We’re looking for passionate voices to tune the future of data.
Come join our community in Nashville, Tennessee to cover the full breadth of the data ecosystem. Whether you’re advancing the frontier of AI, designing modern architectures, telling compelling data stories, or helping professionals grow in their careers, we want to showcase your perspective.
(Friday Workshops have Closed. Submit regular hourlong Saturday sessions till Nov 15.)
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Saturday, March 7, 2026 - Community Conference Session Speakers (60 minutes)
We are seeking hour-long presentations across our four core tracks: Data Analytics, Data Engineering, Data Science/AI, and Career & Leadership.
- Data Analytics: Visualization, Business Intelligence (BI), Reporting, and Data Storytelling.
- Data Engineering: Data Pipelines, ETL/ELT, Cloud Technologies (AWS, Azure, GCP), Data Governance, and Performance Optimization.
- Data Science & AI: Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning, Generative AI, MLOps, Statistics, and Predictive Modeling.
- Career & Leadership: Soft skills, job search, team management, strategy, ethics in data, and future trends.
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💡 Speaker Benefits
By speaking at DataTune, you’ll:
- Share your ideas with 500+ data professionals and leaders across Tennessee and beyond.
- Gain visibility through promotion on DataTune’s website, social channels, and marketing campaigns.
- Network with peers, innovators, and potential collaborators.
- Build credibility as a thought leader in one of the fastest-growing data communities in the U.S.
- Session acceptance includes admission to the conference.
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Timeline
- Workshop sessions: Submit by October 31. Speakers will be confirmed by November 15.
- Saturday sessions: Submit by November 15. Speakers will be confirmed by December 1.
- You may make updates or changes to your submission up until the deadline.
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🚀 Ready to Inspire….Bring your voice to Nashville and help us tune the future of data.