Hello and thank you for considering submitting a session at the European Power Platform Conference (EPPC26). Speakers are critical to our events success and we are delighted that you are considering sharing your expertise with our community.

The 5th edition of EPPC will take place in Bella Center Copenhagen from the 1st-4th of June 2026. 

It’s critically important that you understand all the do's and don'ts to be a speaker at EPPC, especially our rules for promotion and ethics, and that we have a clear idea of the topic you will talk about and the audience it’s applicable to.

Crafting a Compelling Session Proposal 🌟

• Carefully choose your session title to quickly grab attendees' attention and pique their curiosity. Feel free to add excitement while maintaining clarity, brevity, and allure.

• Clearly define the key insights participants will gain. What unique knowledge will they acquire? Use complete sentences, starting with phrases like "Discover insights into... learn... understand... uncover..."

• Demonstrate that your topic is tailored for a conference setting exclusively. If it's only suitable for a blog post, the programme committee might reject it. Outline how you'll make this experience unique for attendees, fostering their active participation during the event.

• Before submitting, seek feedback from a friend outside your industry. While they may not understand technical jargon, their fresh perspective can be invaluable. This practice is also helpful for rehearsing your presentation.

• Remember, sessions are meant to educate, not serve as sales pitches. Prioritise content that provides value by addressing specific issues rather than focusing solely on product showcases.

• Inject your passion into your proposal. Communicate your enthusiasm for your chosen topic. Share your excitement, explain your motivation for the subject, and elaborate on its personal significance.

EPPC is a professional conference. All sessions submitted must have at least 50% original content. We are really interested in receiving submissions that demonstrate real live business scenarios and case studies from partners and their customers.

Session type

We will be planning for the following session types:

60-minute general presentations (including case studies)

60-minute keynotes

Full day tutorials

Session topics

Present your knowledge on the latest innovations across Copilots and agents, AI tools on both low-code and pro-code agentic platforms such as Copilot Studio, AI Foundry and M365 Agents Toolkit. We also want to stay true to core platform topics on Power Platform, and are looking for sessions on Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages, Dynamics 365, Power BI, and Governance and Security. Case studies are particularly well received at EPPC.

The conference is directed to four main audiences, IT Pros, Developers, Business Decision Makers, and Makers and will cover levels 100 - 400.

Session levels

Level 100: Beginner. Little or no expertise with topic and covers topic concepts, functions, features, and benefits.

Level 200: Intermediate. Minimum 100-level knowledge to provide a deeper view on the topic.

Level 300: Advanced. Minimum 200-level knowledge, in-depth understanding of the theme.

Level 400: Expert. Assumes a deep level of knowledge and experience and a detailed, thorough understanding of topic. Provides expert-to-expert interaction and coverage of specialized topics.

Please ensure that the session submitted is clearly in line with the level selected. We receive a lot of 100 – 200 sessions, if you have a level 300 – 400 then please submit this.

Ethical responsibility

The EPPC team believes in the importance of a globally connected Power Platform community that advocates a diverse, inclusive, equal and fair industry based on the values of excellence, mutual respect, freedom of speech and progressiveness.

Therefore we do not tolerate any form of favouritism, hurtful language, discrimination, abuse, marginalisation or insulting behaviour on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, religion, background, skin colour, religious belief, sexuality, gender identity, socio economic class, caste, disability or age at or related to the conference and in the sessions. Please ensure that be aware of these polices and behave accordingly.

Expected timeline

• Jan 14th - end of call for speakers

• Late Jan - programme team evaluations

• Early-mid Feb - notification to all speakers

• Mid Feb – publication of programme

Coverage of expenses

We will be requiring all speakers to present one to two 60-minute sessions or in some cases, one full-day tutorial. Standard speaker session compensation includes €800 reimbursement, 3 nights hotel accommodation, and 1 * 3-day conference pass. Standard tutorial compensation includes €2000 reimbursement, 4 nights hotel accommodation, and 1 full conference pass.

Please note: Speaker compensation only applies to community speakers, and does not apply to Microsoft employees or sponsor speakers.

The Call For Speakers will close January 14th. Feel free to share the link to the call for speakers with others in the community that we may have missed.

Community Sessions - 800 EUR compensation per speaker (1-2 sessions). 2000 EUR compensation per tutorial (shared if multiple tutors). 3 nights accommodation covered in conference hotel. NOTE: Speaker compensation does NOT apply to Microsoft speakers, as it is the standard policy within Microsoft that Microsoft speakers do not get compensated to speak at a Microsoft event.