DeveloperWeek Leadership Summit 2025 is the premiere conference & expo for engineering managers, dev team leads, and dev executives. Join 500+ attendees for a fully immersive education and innovation experience, where you can learn about team management and developer technology decisions.
DeveloperWeek Leadership Summit – will be LIVE in-person May 28-29, 2025 (South San Francisco, CA).
DeveloperWeek Leadership Summit will be co-located with AI DevSummit 2025 in person May 28-29, 2025
DeveloperWeek Leadership Summit 2025: Call for Speakers
Thank you for your interest in speaking at DeveloperWeek Leadership Summit 2025. All speakers will be presenting talks in person at the South San Francisco Conference Center (May 28-29, 2025.
Please be sure to complete all fields in the proposal form. All speaker decisions are made by the Advisory Board and all speakers must submit via this Call for Speakers process (No exceptions).
First Round proposal deadline is Thursday, January 23, 2025 and
Final Round proposal deadline is Thursday, February 27, 2025.
*Note: If your proposal gets selected in the First Round we will send you an acceptance email. If it doesn't get selected it will carry over to the Second Round. Upon conclusion of the Second Round, all applicants will receive either an acceptance or rejection email.
Advice about speaker proposals:
1- DevNetwork conferences aim for a balanced representation of backgrounds, genders, ethnicities, ages, and roles for its speakers. Towards that goal, we ask that companies submitting speaker proposals make sure to submit executives from their companies representing a balanced diversity.
2- Please review our conference tracks for DeveloperWeek Leadership Summit
We are especially looking for talks on these topics. Proposals submitted on these topics have a higher chance of being accepted.
Accepted speakers receive one (1) Speaker PRO Pass + one (1) Speaker Guest PRO pass.
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