Call for Speakers

SQL Saturday Raleigh 2025

in 84 days

SQL Saturday Raleigh 2025

event date

17 May 2025

location

Duke Health, 14 Moore Dr Durham, North Carolina, United States


Speak at SQL Saturday in Raleigh!

May 17th, 2025

We are looking for speakers for Saturday for 1-hour sessions. The speaker call is open until March 31st.

Please also indicate if you would be willing to present multiple sessions.

open, 38 days left
Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

04 Feb 2025

Call closes at 11:59 PM

31 Mar 2025

Call closes in Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-04:00) timezone.
Closing time in your timezone () is .

Hello Speakers,

This is an in-person event; you must be here in person to present the session.

Code of Conduct: https://sqlsaturday.com/coc/

Please submit your session(s) only if you are available and willing to come in person and present the session in Durham, NC, on Saturday, May 17, 2025, and agree to the code of conduct mentioned in the above link.

Please submit sessions that are Data Platform SQL Saturday. 

Regular sessions can be 60 minutes in total, including delivery and demos (if any).

Please include the session title, complete description of the session, level (100, 200, 300, 400, 500), target audience, speaker name(s), speaker bio(s)

If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at the speaker support email.

Thank you,

SQL Saturday Team Raleigh


all submitted sessions

publicly listed on this page

Login with your preferred account


If you haven't logged in before, you'll be able to register.

Using social networks to login is faster and simpler, but if you prefer username/password account - use Classic Login.

44 submissions
Submitted sessions
Jonathan Stewart
  • Now you see it, but did you really? Correcting visual fallacies...
  • Fabric Copilot: Consumption and Cost Demystified
  • Lifecycle Management and Git Integration in Microsoft Fabric
  • Building Scalable Data Warehouses with Microsoft Fabric:
Thomas LeBlanc
  • The end game: Lakehouse in Fabric
  • Introduction to Execution Plans
  • Making Power BI Run Faster!!!
Lenore Flower
  • Power BI Themes 101
  • Eating the Elephant: Report Development Strategies for when Demand Exceeds Supply
  • Mastering the BI Mullet – Managed Self Service BI
  • Paginated Reports 101 for the Power BI Veteran
Belinda Allen
  • Visualization Alterations to Help Tell Your Power BI Data Story
  • Modernizing Financial Reporting with Power BI: Operational Financials vs Traditional Statements
  • 3 Case Studies using Power Apps and Power Automate in your Power BI Report
  • Sales Forecasting with Microsoft Fabric Notebooks and Fabric Data Science
  • What are KPIs and OKRs and Which Should I Use in Power BI?
Sudhir Amin
  • Privilege Database User Activity Monitoring using Database Activity Stream on Amazon RDS
  • Real-time stream analytics from your transactional workload on Amazon RDS
Dominick Raimato
  • Simulating Scenarios with Power BI
  • From the Audience to a Speaker on the Stage
  • Extending Power BI with Power Automate
  • Ingesting REST API data with Microsoft Fabric
Alan Ferrandiz
  • Unified DataOps: Integrating Power BI, Azure DevOps, and Git for Advanced Analytics Workflows
  • Data-Driven Decision Excellence: Integrating Decision Analysis and Data Analytics in Business Cases
  • Data-Driven Decision Excellence: Integrating Decision Analysis and Data Analytics in Business Cases
  • Visual Symphony: Crafting Elegant Visualizations with R and Power BI
  • Microsoft Fabric: Data analytics for the era of AI
Jared Poche
  • Every Millisecond Counts
  • Maximizing Performance with Memory-Optimized Table Variables
  • Parameter Sensitive Plan Optimization and Query Store
Jared Rhodes
  • Azure for the Enterprise - Getting Started
  • Healthcare Analytics on Azure
  • Microsoft Fabric and Azure Health Data Services
  • Data Governance with Microsoft Purview and Fabric
John Kerski
  • Querying Power BI REST APIs within a Power BI Dataset
  • Leveraging Large Language Models with Power BI
  • DAX Query View Testing Pattern
  • DataOps 101 – A Better Way to Develop and Deliver Data Analytics
  • Avoiding the "Grey Box of Death": Automatically Checking For Broken Visuals in Power BI
show all submissions
Barkha Herman
  • The Collision of Real-Time Analytics and Observability
Haripriya Naidu
  • Memory Optimized TempDB for Faster Performance
  • Load data faster using TABLOCK
Joseph Fleming
  • Transactional Replication - From Expletives to Excellence
Kris Gruttemeyer
  • Production down? How to keep calm and query on during an outage