It's Tech Skills Day!! Join us!!

April 23, 2020 · 1 min read

We're celebrating the power of tech skills all day today, and going live to talk with some of the most influential names in tech.

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Schedule

(All times Eastern Daylight Time)

11:00 AM RACHEL HIGHAM

Managing Director of IT for BT Technology

11:15 AM WENDY WARHAM

Fujitsu VP Digital Transformation & Innovation

11:30 AM ANDREW YANG

Entrepreneur & founder of Venture4America, former U.S. presidential candidate

12:00 PM ASIM HUSSAIN

Green computing advocate, speaker, author & teacher

12:30 PM DEBORAH KURATA

Developer, consultant & Pluralsight Angular author

1:00 PM AARON SKONNARD

CEO of Pluralsight

1:30 PM ERIC DAIMLER

Former White House AI & Robotics expert, CEO of Conexus

2:00 PM SCOTT HANSELMAN

Programmer, teacher, speaker, podcaster, blogger & open source program manager at Microsoft

2:30 PM CHLOE CONDON

Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft

3:00 PM TROY HUNT

Creator of Have I Been Pwned, web security expert & Pluralsight author

3:30 PM JOHN PAPA

Developer Relations at Microsoft & Pluralsight author

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