Welcome!
Thank you for speaking at OpenSSF Day North America 2023, in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Wednesday, May 10.
This is your official event speaker guide. Please bookmark this page for easy reference and continue to check back as the event gets closer we will be adding additional speaker information, such as on-site details, as they are available.
Please click through the tabs on this page to access information.
Schedule, Timing & Speaker Profiles
The schedule will be announced Wednesday, March 29, and posted on our website using sched.com. You will receive an email from sched.com asking you to create your account; please upload your bio and photo.
If you have a conflict with the timing of your talk, find that it conflicts with the content of another talk, or need help uploading your bio and photo, please contact Carolyn Ingalls at cingalls@linuxfoundation.org.
Presentation Details & PowerPoint Template
Due by Thursday, May 4
We will be compiling all presentations into a master deck and will need to receive the final PowerPoint presentation by Thursday, May 4. Final presentations should be emailed to cingalls@linuxfoundation.org no later than Thursday, May 4.
Additionally, all speakers must submit a pdf of their final presentation slides before the event. In addition to providing a hard copy for accessibility purposes, we find that adding the presentations before the event helps to drive interest in attending the session.
Please note that your presentation slides should be submitted in PDF format to Sched.com and must be formatted in 16:9.
If you want to use the OpenSSF Day North America PowerPoint template for your presentation, you can download it here. (Please note it is not required to use the presentation template.)
To upload slides:
If you want to use the OpenSSF Day North America PowerPoint template for your presentation, you can download it here. (Please note it is not required to use the presentation template.)
Inclusive Speaker Orientation Online Course
In collaboration with the National Center for Women in Technology (NCWIT), the Linux Foundation has created an online course to teach the viewer about inclusion, diversity, and unconscious bias. We highly recommend all of our speakers watch the course to learn tips/tools to use when speaking to encourage inclusivity in presentations and messaging.
Code of Conduct
Please read and abide by our code of conduct, which can be found here. Our code of conduct is strictly enforced. We ask that speakers especially review this code of conduct and are careful to be inclusive in the words and images used during their presentations.
Contact Us
Do you have a speaker or schedule-related question?
Please contact Carolyn Ingalls at cingalls@linuxfoundation.org.