Call for Speakers

Power BI Days DC 2026

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Power BI Days DC 2026

event starts

11 Jun 2026

event ends

12 Jun 2026

location

Microsoft Arlington, Virginia, United States

website

powerbidc.org


Power BI Days is a free in-person conference by the community and for the community.

This is THE place in Washington DC to learn about Power BI, share your Power BI experience and get to know other people.

The conference is organized by the Power BI DC User Group.

During the Power BI Days you'll be able to learn from the experience that other community members have in a wide variety of topics.

  • Build and design reports, dashboards, and apps
  • Explore, shape and model your data
  • Administration and governance
  • Data science and custom development

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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

29 Jan 2026

Call closes at 11:59 PM

13 Mar 2026

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Power BI Days is a free in-person conference by the community and for the community.

This is THE place in Washington DC to learn about Power BI, share your Power BI experience and get to know other people.

The conference is organized by the Power BI DC User Group.

During the Power BI Days you'll be able to learn from the experience that other community members have in a wide variety of topics.

  • Build and design reports, dashboards, and apps
  • Explore, shape and model your data
  • Administration and governance
  • Data science and custom development

Please note - this conference is tailored for learning about Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. We welcome sessions that are directly related to development, governance, administration, ways of working, CoP etc. that can be applied as a developer or leader of teams working with Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. Adjacent sessions should have a connection to the primary topic area. 

For example, a session on starting a Power BI User group or on leading development teams working with Fabric are appropriate, but general leadership topics are less in-demand with this audience. If you are in doubt, feel free to submit the session. 


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Submitted sessions
Rajesh Vayyala
  • One Lake, Many Teams: Designing Microsoft Fabric for Enterprise Self-Service Analytics
  • Power BI Meets Governance: How to Build Trusted Data in Microsoft Fabric
  • Why Your Power BI Reports Slow Down And How to Fix the Architecture Behind Them
John Kerski
  • Becoming an AI-Enabled Power BI Tester
  • Leveraging Large Language Models with Power BI
  • What is Power BI Developer Mode?
Kyle Mueller
  • Where to Start With a Messy Model: A Practical Approach
  • The Case for Semantic Models: The Best Place for your Data to Live
Kevin Pereira
  • SQL in the Fabric Era: Practical Techniques for Modern Data Integration
  • Building a Data Quality Framework in Fabric with Great Expectations