Call for Speakers

SQL Saturday - Austin 2026

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SQL Saturday - Austin 2026

event starts

26 Jun 2026

event ends

27 Jun 2026

location

Microsoft Office - 10900 Stonelake Blvd, Suite 225, Austin, TX 78759-6028. Austin, Texas, United States


Join us and speak at SQL Saturday Austin on June 26 and 27th,  2026

We are looking for speakers for 1-hour sessions and one all-day workshop. 

This is a LIVE and In-Person event at the Microsoft office in Austin, Texas.

open, 15 days left
Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

14 May 2026

Call closes at 11:59 PM

01 Jun 2026

Call closes in Central Daylight Time (UTC-05:00) timezone.
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Hello Speakers,

This is an in-person event. If you have any questions, please email John at John @ProcureSQL.com.

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

Please submit your session(s) only if you are available to present the session in person in Austin, TX, on Saturday, June 27th, 2025, and agree to the code of conduct mentioned in the above link.

Please submit sessions focused on Microsoft Data Platform, as this is an SQL Saturday. Sessions can be on PowerBI, Fabric, Data Warehousing, SQL Server, Performance Tuning, Data movement, data visualization, data modeling, cloud data analytics, or anything related to SQL Server.

Regular sessions on Saturday are 60 minutes, including delivery and demos (if any). The all-day workshop will be on Friday, June 26th 2025. It would run from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with an hour-long lunch break. Please submit the workshop session abstracts before May 28th, 2026 so we can select and start marketing your workshop before the regular call for speakers is closed.

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



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6 submissions
Submitted sessions
Paresh Motiwala
  • The 48 Laws of Power: Essential Lessons for Techhies
  • Getting and Nailing AI Interviews
  • PostGres: The Elephant in the Room You Can't Ignore
  • Guardians of the Data Galaxy: Securing SQL Server the Right Way
Kevin Arnold
  • Introduction to Microsoft Fabric Variable Library: Simplifying CI/CD Automation
  • Next-Level BI Development: AI-Driven Semantic Models in Power BI