{"id":3781,"date":"2017-02-16T01:32:22","date_gmt":"2017-02-16T01:32:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/2017.miami.wordcamp.org\/?p=3781"},"modified":"2017-02-16T14:59:23","modified_gmt":"2017-02-16T14:59:23","slug":"seventh-round-of-wordcamp-miami-speakers-announced","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/miami.wordcamp.org\/2017\/seventh-round-of-wordcamp-miami-speakers-announced\/","title":{"rendered":"Seventh Round of WordCamp Miami Speakers Announced"},"content":{"rendered":"

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WordCamp Miami is happy to announce the seventh\u00a0wave of approved and confirmed speakers for WordCamp Miami 2017.<\/p>\n

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Pascal Depuhl<\/h2>\n
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\"\"Pascal Depuhl is a visual content creator at Photography by Depuhl, a Miami-based production company. He\u2019s been capturing still images for over 25 years and even though he got into video only 5 years ago, you\u2019ll find his award-winning and mind changing videos on National Geographic, Netflix, the BBC and many of his clients websites. It\u2019s common to find him in the mountains of Afghanistan or the jungles of South America and it\u2019s just as common to walk away from one of his short documentary style films with your mind blown.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Rachel Lucas<\/h2>\n
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Rachel Lucas is the co-founder of WPBICO, an All-In-One WordPress platform which provides every tool (domain names, business email, premium themes & plugins, hosting and training) needed for a professional WP website at an affordable price. A techie at heart, Rachel brought to web development a sophisticated level of creativity inspired by her design background.<\/p>\n

As a female minority in tech, Rachel strives to serve as an inspiration for other young ladies in her demographic to find the joys of coding. Always traveling but currently based in the beautiful city of Miami, Rachel has merged her love of crochet and web design to create a platform that teaches young girls to explore their creativity through the timeless art of crochet.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Hristo Pandjarov<\/h2>\n
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\"\"Hristo is a WordPress enthusiast who\u2019s done it all: supported WordPress clients, built websites, designed WordPress themes, wrote tutorials, dug deeper into SEO and developed his own WordPress SEO plugin. He\u2019s been fortunate to have his passion for all things WordPress and his job overlap at SiteGround, where he develops and implements various in-house performance boost solutions to help make WordPress websites faster and more secure.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Shayla Price<\/h2>\n
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\"\"Shayla Price creates and promotes content. She lives at the intersection of digital marketing, technology and social responsibility. Originally from Louisiana, Shayla lives in the Fort Lauderdale area. Connect with her on Twitter: @shaylaprice<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Paul Gilzow<\/h2>\n
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\"\"Paul Gilzow is the lead programmer for the Division of Marketing and Communications at the University of Missouri, where he has worked as a Web applications programmer since 2005. Certified by the SANS Institute in Web application security, Paul frequently works with campus IT security to deliver presentations to fellow developers and assists in triaging and cleaning up compromised sites on campus. He is also heavily involved with his local OWASP chapter and teaches classes on secure coding practices to local areas businesses and organizations.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Karla Campos<\/h2>\n
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\"\"Karla Campos is the CEO of Social Media Sass a company specializing in digital marketing training and education. Social Media Sass has trained individuals in topics like WordPress, Joomla, social media, crowdfunding, blogging, content marketing, and SEO to name a few.<\/p>\n

Karla is a speaker, the winner of a Small Business Influencer award for 2013. Karla has been featured on Entrepreneur.com, T51, NBC6, Social Media Today, and the Sun Sentinel. Karla is the author of Social Media Fame.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Nizar Khalife Iglesias<\/h2>\n
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Nizar Khalife is the Lead Instructor at Ironhack<\/a> in Miami and has been a Web developer for over 9 years. He teaches tech-literacy and the craft of coding. Nizar also writes software for the Web, usually in his preferred language: JavaScript.<\/p>\n

Aside from that, Nizar is from Puerto Rico and enjoys video games, film and cookies.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Jonathan Brinley<\/h2>\n
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Jonathan began tinkering with WordPress websites and plugins eleven years ago, taking the plunge into full-time freelancing shortly thereafter. He has collaborated with the distributed team at Modern Tribe<\/a> for six years, and currently leads a team of developers to build delightful and creative solutions on top of the WordPress platform. When he\u2019s not coding, Jonathan is busy homeschooling his two children and enjoying the beautiful weather of Northeast Florida.<\/p>\n

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WordCamp Miami is happy to announce the seventh\u00a0wave of approved and confirmed speakers for WordCamp Miami 2017. Pascal Depuhl Pascal Depuhl is a visual content creator at Photography by Depuhl, a Miami-based production company. He\u2019s been capturing still images for over 25 years and even though he got into video only 5 years ago, you\u2019ll … <\/p>\n

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