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FIRST ANNUAL PGDAY SF
PgDay San Francisco is an international PostgreSQL event held in the San Francisco Bay area. Started as an extension to the San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL User Group Meetup, PgDay SF brings the very best of the PostgreSQL international community to the heart of San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
FIRST ANNUAL PGDAY SF
PgDay San Francisco is an international PostgreSQL event held in the San Francisco Bay area. Started as an extension to the San Francisco Bay Area PostgreSQL User Group Meetup, PgDay SF brings the very best of the PostgreSQL international community to the heart of San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
PostgreSQL will be exhibiting at the Seattle GNU/Linux Conference (SeaGL) held at Seattle Central College.
Exhibiting at LISA 2019, Oct 28-29.
Exhibiting PostgreSQL at All Things Open 2019.
PostgreSQL is exhibiting at DjangoCon 2019 in San Diego.
because they make the magic happen
Stephen Frost is the Chief Technology Officer for Crunchy Data Solutions, Inc as well as a PostgreSQL Committer and Major Contributor. His previous work has included implementing the role system in 8.1 (replacing the previous user/group system), column-level privileges in 8.4 and improvements to PL/pgSQL.
Mark Wong is currently the treasurer of the United States PostgreSQL Association while working as a consultant for 2ndQuadrant. His background was originally in database systems solutions and performance. He first introduced himself to the Postgres community in 2003 with open source benchmarking kits and results. Since then, he has continued to contribute to various aspects of the community.
Michael Brewer is a Web Developer Principal in the Franklin College Office of Information Technology at The University of Georgia. Michael's responsibilities include developing applications for intranet and internet use, creating and managing databases, and desktop and network support. One of the applications he developed won a national award for innovation in advising technology. He is one of the founding board members of the United States PostgreSQL Association.
Jonathan Katz is Direction of Communication at Crunchy Data and has been on the United States
PostgreSQL Association since 2013.
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Secret Identity: Jonny Meow
Random Fact: Drank Grappa on the summit of San Marino
Stacey Haysler the CFO and COO of PostgreSQL Experts, Inc. She first became involved in the Postgres community in 2010, and has worked as an organizer and conference staff for a number of conferences, both in North America and Europe, as well as being part of the start up team for PgDay San Francisco. She founded the Django Events Foundation North America (DEFNA), a nonprofit associated with the Django Software Foundation, and was a principal organizer of DjangoConUS for three years. She also served as Treasurer of the DSF for a year while starting DEFNA.
She worked with the Core Team to develop the PostgreSQL Community Code of Conduct in 2017, and is currently the Chair of the Community Code of Conduct Committee.