System Administrator for 20+ yrs, as well as instructor, speaker, conference organizer.
Technical speaker mainly on promoting the use of OpenAFS (also known as AFS), a free, open source distributed filesystem. Have taught classes on using OpenAFS, Ethics for Computer Professionals, Developing IT Policies, and more.
Also organize and speak about Diversity in Open Source, because women are not the only disenfranchised group in the FOSS communities.
Lucy Sanders is CEO and Co-founder of the National Center for Women & Information Technology and also serves as Executive-in-Residence for the ATLAS Institute at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
I have organized various unconferences and helped with large (1000+) person technology conferences and can speak on that topic. I also ran a Wiki Wednesday monthly meeting which ran in multiple cities for over a year.
I've spoken at BlogHer, SXSWi, various BarCamps, wiki meetups, and various SF and literary conferences.
Shireen Mitchell is known for her provocative and insightful style of engaging audiences. She speaks with energy and enthusiasm on the wide array of topics that she covers. She focuses on new trends in technology and social media for the private and public sectors.
My name is Stacey Morrison and I am the Deputy Chief Information Officer for the Space Life Sciences Directorate as well as an analyst for the Export Services Team in the Office of the Center Director at the Johnson Space Center. I have been working for NASA for almost 20 years and started here right out of college. I have a BS in Computer Science from Michigan Technological University, an MS in Computer Science from the University of Houston-Clear Lake, and I am currently working on my Doctorate of Management from the University of Phoenix.