Nathan is the founder of StudioA2, a WordPress Development Agency. He started programming on his beloved Commodore64 in his early teens and has enjoyed making things with computers ever since. He loves the challenge of solving real world problems through the mediums of code and technology. He is an active member of the WP community and runs the WordPress Birmingham monthly meetup.
Emma possesses public speaking and coaching expertise gained through working with private commercial enterprises, the public sector, and the third sector for over ten years. She excels in empowering an individual’s personal presence, which allows them to feel more confident and be more successful in various performance-driven scenarios. This includes presenting at meetings, conferences, sales pitches, and new business pitches.
Edmund Turbin is a Solutions Architect at Pantheon based in London, UK. He is an advocate for the benefits of open source content management systems and has worked within the WordPress ecosystem for over 10 years. Edmund is passionate about user adoption, development workflow, performance optimisation as well as music production.
Borek is a software developer from the Czech Republic with strong interest in best practices, proper tooling, etc. With his team, he is currently working on VersionPress, a version control plugin that hopes to improve how WordPress sites are managed.
Dan is a WordPress Engineer @ Human Made, who has been known to talk about WordPress Customiser, using WordPress for eSports, and Web Sockets, but not always in that order.
Keith is a freelance WordPress developer who develops custom WordPress websites focussed on business goals. If he’s not coding, he’s probably riding his bike.
Dave is a tea-drinking web developer from sunny Manchester specialising in front-end development, WordPress, and WooCommerce. He has been developing websites using WordPress for the last five years and is a senior developer at the WordPress development agency Make Do.
Kimb is the co-founder of UK-based WordPress agency Make Do. In a previous life, he worked in the corporate surroundings of the NHS for over 10 years working in both IT and Marketing. He promises it wasn’t as boring as it sounds (mostly).
He’s been running a local WordPress meetup in Sheffield (UK) for over 5 years, and is the main co-ordinator of WordCamp Sheffield and was on the WordCamp Europe 2014 (Sofia) organising team and has been speaking & involved with WordCamps since 2009.
Mark is a freelance WordPress developer working from home in Lancashire and a former secondary school teacher of Computing. He builds both large and small WordPress sites for clients and agencies across the UK and blogs about WordPress at markwilkinson.me. Mark is particularly interested in using WordPress in different ways, getting away from a CMS or blog.
