Call for Speakers

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SQL Saturday Jacksonville 2026

event starts

1 May 2026

event ends

2 May 2026

location

University Of North Florida - UNF Jacksonville, Florida, United States


Come speak at SQL Saturday in Jacksonville! May 2nd, 2026. 


This will be Jacksonville's 18th SQL Saturday!


We are looking for speakers for Saturday for 1-hour sessions and also for 2 all-day pre-cons. The speaker call is open until March 31st.


We plan to have a complete 101 Track for all data-related topics. If you have any 101 sessions, please submit those.


Please also indicate if you would be willing to present in more than one session.


This is an IN-PERSON event at UNF in Jacksonville, Florida!


https://sqlsaturday.com/jax


Please email Jeff@JeffTaylor.io if you have any questions.

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Call for Speakers
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01 Sep 2025

Call closes at 11:59 PM

31 Mar 2026

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Come speak at SQL Saturday in Jacksonville! May 2nd, 2026.

This will be Jacksonville's 18th SQL Saturday!

We are looking for speakers for Saturday for 1-hour sessions and also for 2 all-day pre-cons. The speaker call is open until March 31st.

We plan to have a complete 101 Track for all data-related topics. If you have any 101 sessions, please submit those.

Please also indicate if you would be willing to present in more than one session.

This is an IN-PERSON event at UNF in Jacksonville, Florida!

https://sqlsaturday.com/jax

Please email Jeff@JeffTaylor.io if you have any questions.


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Submitted sessions
Hugo Kornelis
  • T-SQL User-Defined Functions, or: How to kill performance in one, easy step
  • Performance and execution plan improvements in SQL Server 2025
  • Normalization beyond Third Normal Form
  • Improve your Database Performance in Seven Simple Steps
  • Five stages of grief - internals of a hash spill
  • Debugging without debugger: investigating SQL Server's internal structures
  • Approximate functions: How do they work?
  • Here’s the execution plan … now what?
  • Execution plans ... where do I start?
  • Execution plans explained
  • Execution Plans in Depth
Belinda Allen
  • Fabric SQL for the Citizen Developer: From Queries to Data Products
  • Fabric Fast Track End-to-End Implementation in 60 Minutes
  • AI-Ready: Preparing for and Using AI in Power BI and Microsoft Fabric
  • PreCon: Getting Started with Microsoft Fabric – A Hands-On Day of Discovery
Vin Mitty, PhD
  • From Queries to Conversations: How Text-to-SQL AI Tools Are Redefining Data Access
Selvamurugan Ramamoorthy
  • Achieving GxP Compliance with AWS RDS SQL Server
Mou Rakshit
  • Real-Time Intelligence: Turning Streaming Data into Smart Decisions
Srikanth Reddy Jaidi
  • AI Middleware Mesh: GNN-Driven Compliance & Performance in Multi-Cloud