

Mfonobong Umondia
Golang Developer | Community Manager | Technical Writer
Lagos, Nigeria
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Mfonobong is a Community Manager with 6+ years of experience building, engaging, and scaling online communities, particularly in design and developer spaces. With a background in Product Design, she transitioned into community management, where she thrives in fostering connections, creating educational content, and driving engagement strategies.
She has a strong track record of increasing engagement, launching brand-boosting initiatives, and writing insightful articles. As a skilled technical writer and programmer with Golang expertise, Mfonobong blends her technical knowledge with strategic community-building.
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Technical Writing: Breaking Down the What, Why, and How
Technical writing is more than just documenting processes—it’s about making complex information clear, accessible, and actionable for diverse audiences. In this session, we’ll break down the what, why, and how of technical writing, covering essential principles, best practices, and real-world applications. Attendees will learn how to structure content effectively, write with clarity, and tailor documentation to different user needs.
Expect an engaging discussion on the role of technical writers, common pitfalls, and how AI is reshaping the field. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this session will provide practical insights, templates, and techniques to improve your technical writing.
Target Audience
- Individuals looking to start a career in technical writing
- Developers and Engineers who need to document technical processes or products
- Individuals who want to improve their ability to explain complex ideas effectively
Ethics in Generative AI: Creativity vs. Copyright
Generative AI is reshaping creative industries, producing text, art, music, and even code. This raises critical ethical and legal questions: Who owns AI-generated content? How can we balance innovation with intellectual property rights? This session explores the ethical dilemmas surrounding generative AI, including issues of authorship, fair use, and the impact on human creators.
In this session, attendees will:
- have a deep dive into copyright challenges in AI-generated content
- Case studies of legal disputes and industry responses
- Ethical considerations in AI training data and attribution
- Best practices for responsible AI use in creative fields
This session is designed for creatives, AI developers, legal professionals, policymakers, and business leaders navigating the intersection of AI and intellectual property. Whether you’re an developer, writer, tech innovator, or lawyer, this discussion will equip you with insights to ethically harness AI’s creative potential.
Gemini Prompt Engineering: Practical Techniques for Tangible AI Outcomes.
As AI becomes increasingly integral to business and creative workflows, knowing how to craft precise and effective prompts is crucial for achieving reliable, high-quality outcomes. In this session, we’ll explore practical strategies to design and refine prompts that enhance accuracy, efficiency, and creativity across various applications—whether in business automation, content generation, coding assistance, or data analysis. Attendees will leave with actionable insights to optimize their AI interactions and drive tangible value from Gemini AI.
Who This Session Is For:
This session is ideal for AI practitioners, developers, data analysts, product managers, content creators, and business leaders who want to leverage Gemini AI effectively. Whether you're a beginner looking to improve AI interaction or an experienced professional refining your prompt engineering skills, this session will provide actionable techniques for achieving tangible AI outcomes.

Mfonobong Umondia
Golang Developer | Community Manager | Technical Writer
Lagos, Nigeria
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