Januszkiewicz Paula

Paula Januszkiewicz is the IT Security Auditor, Enterprise Security MVP, trainer (MCT), Microsoft Security Trusted Advisor and MCT Europe Polish Lead. She is also a speaker on many international conferences (incl. Tech Ed worldwide) and writes articles on Windows Security. The trainings and workshops she conducts usually cover Security, Virtualization and Windows system topics. Paula is passionate about sharing her knowledge with others. She conducted many IT security audits and penetration tests and drives her own company CQURE. Paula is the leader of Women in Technology community group in Poland, she organizes also Warsaw Girl Geek Dinners. In private, she enjoys researching new technologies which she usually publishes on her blog http://blogs.technet.com/plwit. Paula’s last community project: http://digigirlz.pl

Bojko Michał

Currently working as a project manager at Starsoft SharePoint Competencies Center. Projects managed by Michal are focused on production and delivery of complex Information Management systems on SharePoint platform. Michal is involved in IT since 2000, working as IT trainer, developer, designer, analyst, process engineer and project manager. His adventure with Microsoft begun in 2003, and now his main area of expertise is SharePoint 2007/2010, Project Server 2007/2010 and SQL Server 2005. Michal Bojko is also strongly involved in production and project management processes development. He holds few Microsoft Certififed Technology Specialist certificates

Ferdyn Mariusz

W świecie IT od 20. Od 1992 roku współpracownik czasopisma komputerowego Bajtek oraz Commodore & Amiga. Od 2000 roku współpraca z korporacjami, bankami oraz firmamy z sektora IT.

Eijffinger Freena

(Surface evangelist and entrepreneur), Owner of Freena.nlFreena has a background in IT for over 10 years and graduated cum laude for her Bachelor degree in Information Technology in The Netherlands. The last two years she is mainly occupied with everything involving Microsoft Surface. She is also a speaker at conferences (incl. TechEd EMEA, DevDays, SDN) and gives training at schools about application development for NUI platforms. In The Netherlands she is a role-model for young girls with an ambition in ICT and she motivates them by speaking at public schools. Currently she is involved in her lifetime project in helping people with autism by means of multitouch. Freena proved girls can be real geeks by winning the Guitar Hero competition at last years TechEd EMEA convention and DevDays.