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2026-02-25
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DigiMarCon South 2026 - Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference & Exhibition
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2026-02-25
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The Westin San Antonio North Hotel
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"DigiMarCon South – The #1 Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference & Exhibition in Southern U.S.
Get ready to be inspired and informed at DigiMarCon South, the premier annual conference and exhibition for digital marketing, media, advertising and business professionals in Southern United States, returning October 29-30, 2026 to The Westin San Antonio North Hotel in San Antonio, Texas. Experience two action-packed days including keynotes, master classes and panels from experts and thought leaders with cutting-edge strategies and numerous networking opportunities. Also check out the next generation of technology & innovation; Internet, Mobile, AdTech, MarTech & SaaS Technology. Attend in-person or online to access the next wave of digital innovation, including insights in AI and ChatGPT, marketing automation, content creation, growth hacking, social media marketing, SEO, and more.
Highlights:
• Top Industry Keynotes: Hear from visionary speakers who push the boundaries of digital marketing.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with thought leaders, reunite with your peers, and expand your professional network.
• Emerging Trends: Discover strategies and latest technologies to move your business to the next level.
• Hands-On Learning: Master classes, case studies, and strategy sessions to equip you with practical solutions for immediate impact.
This year’s edition will feature topics such as:
• Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, and Marketing Automation
• Content Marketing, Email Marketing, Social Media Marketing, and Influencer Marketing
• Conversion Rate Optimization, Mobile Marketing, and Video Marketing
• Data Science, Big Data, Programmatic Advertising and Predictive Analytics
• UI / UX Design, User Experience, Omnichannel Marketing, and much more!
Challenge traditional ideas, gain actionable insights, and discover how to thrive and succeed as a marketer in a rapidly evolving digital world. See why people keep coming back year after year to this must-attend event for any marketer wanting to stay ahead!
Register and secure your seat today at https://digimarconsouth.com.
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Change #75697
2026-02-25
13:52:22
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Luxor Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
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Change #75696
2026-02-25
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Luxor Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
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"DigiMarCon World – The #1 Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference & Exhibition in the World.
Get ready to be inspired and informed at DigiMarCon World, the premier annual conference and exhibition for digital marketing, media, advertising and business professionals in the World, returning October 4-6, 2026 to the Luxor Las Vegas Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Experience three action-packed days including keynotes, master classes and panels from experts and thought leaders with cutting-edge strategies and numerous networking opportunities. Also check out the next generation of technology & innovation; Internet, Mobile, AdTech, MarTech & SaaS Technology. Attend in-person or online to access the next wave of digital innovation, including insights in AI and ChatGPT, marketing automation, content creation, growth hacking, social media marketing, SEO, and more.
Highlights:
• Top Industry Keynotes: Hear from visionary speakers who push the boundaries of digital marketing.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with thought leaders, reunite with your peers, and expand your professional network.
• Emerging Trends: Discover strategies and latest technologies to move your business to the next level.
• Hands-On Learning: Master classes, case studies, and strategy sessions to equip you with practical solutions for immediate impact.
This year’s edition will feature topics such as:
• Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, and Marketing Automation
• Content Marketing, Email Marketing, Social Media Marketing, and Influencer Marketing
• Conversion Rate Optimization, Mobile Marketing, and Video Marketing
• Data Science, Big Data, Programmatic Advertising and Predictive Analytics
• UI / UX Design, User Experience, Omnichannel Marketing, and much more!
Challenge traditional ideas, gain actionable insights, and discover how to thrive and succeed as a marketer in a rapidly evolving digital world. See why people keep coming back year after year to this must-attend event for any marketer wanting to stay ahead!
Register and secure your seat today at https://digimarconworld.com.
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Change #75695
2026-02-24
13:37:47
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Albina Library, Community Room 1A
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Change #75694
2026-02-24
13:34:56
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AI Safety Portland Meetup
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It’s been so great to see this community gather for our very first event. We’re excited to get everyone back together on March 4th at 6:00 PM to continue our work in raising awareness around AI safety here in Portland.
What to expect this time: We’ll kick things off with a short presentation to set the stage, but the heart of the evening is about conversation. Our goal is to give everyone space to engage, ask questions, and connect with one another. We want to hear your thoughts and keep the dialogue going.
We'll have some snacks and refreshing drinks for you as well. Meet us in the large Community Room 1A (right by the main entrance on the right).
Whether it is your first time or you are coming back, we’d love to have you!
Spyder & Cristina |
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Change #75693
2026-02-24
13:34:56
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Albina Library, Community Room 1A
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Change #75692
2026-02-24
09:14:10
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Portland Java User Group: Wildfly
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This is an in-person meetup.
Modern developer experience on WildFly
Has your view of Enterprise Java evolved with the platform? In this session, James R. Perkins (Jakarta EE & Jakarta REST Co-Lead) dives into the modern developer experience on WildFly.
We will explore the latest in Jakarta EE and how WildFly has transformed its provisioning model.
You will learn how to build slim, cloud-ready runtimes using the WildFly Bootable JAR and Galleon, moving away from the traditional "full server" installation. Finally, we will look at a new approach to integration testing using wildfly-testing-tools, demonstrating how to easily spin up environments and test Jakarta REST endpoints with confidence.
Speaker:
James Perkins is a Software Engineer at IBM and a longtime open-source contributor. He currently leads the RESTEasy project and helps drive the future of enterprise Java as a co-lead of Jakarta EE and Jakarta REST.
A WildFly committer for over 15 years, he also leads several WildFly integration projects focused on simplifying the testing and development experience for modern Jakarta EE developers.
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5:30 PM: Assembling, Pizza
5:40 PM: "Modernizing WildFly" by James R. Perkins |
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Change #75691
2026-02-23
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DevOps Portland meetup
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Change #75690
2026-02-23
12:12:31
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PDXOSGeo February Meetup
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PDXOSGeo connects again this week, Wednesday February 25, 6:30p Hot Lips Pizza @ the Natural Capital Center 721 NW 9th Ave, Portland OR. Join us for some show and tell and good open geo discussion!
This month we will be discussing Landslide Susceptibility Modeling With Information Theory: The Terroir of Landslides, with David Percy
David Percy “Percy” has been doing research on applying Reconstructability Analysis (RA) to categorical raster GIS datasets since 2012, and is preparing to defend his dissertation on Spatial Reconstructability Analysis soon. RA is a form of machine learning algorithm (MLA) that works exclusively with discrete data, so categorical data such as the variables in the SSURGO soils database, the geologic database (DOGAMI), and land cover (NLCD) can be used in their native format without conversion to dummy variables, as is typically done in other MLAs.
These variables are used along with topographic data to model landslide susceptibility in two of the counties ranked highest by FEMA for most landslide hazards: Lincoln and Tillamook. We find that there is evidence to suggest that we can map a Terroir of Landslides, using combinations of soil type, geology, elevation,and terrane group, similar to the combinations of environmental factors that are used to characterize wines, chocolate, and coffee. Results will be presented that show how these data are useful in making hazard maps. All of the extraction for analysis was done in QGIS and Python using open source GIS libraries Shapely and Rasterio. Code will be shared and discussed.
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PDXOSGeo connects again this week, Wednesday February 25, 6:30p Hot Lips Pizza @ the Natural Capital Center 721 NW 9th Ave, Portland OR. Join us for some show and tell and good open geo discussion!
This month we will be discussing Landslide Susceptibility Modeling With Information Theory: The Terroir of Landslides, with David Percy, aka "Percy". Percy is preparing to defend his dissertation on Spatial Reconstructability Analysis, and led us in in a lively discussion in January. This month he will share another aspect of his work on applying Reconstructability Analysis (RA) to categorical raster datasets.
RA is a form of machine learning algorithm (MLA) that works exclusively with discrete data, so categorical data such as the variables in the SSURGO soils database, the geologic database (DOGAMI), and land cover (NLCD) can be used as inputs in their native format without conversion to dummy variables, as is typically done in other MLAs.
For his February demo, Percy will show how these variables are used along with topographic data to model landslide susceptibility in two of the counties ranked highest by FEMA for most landslide hazards: Lincoln and Tillamook. Percy will show that there is evidence to suggest that we can map a Terroir of Landslides, using combinations of soil type, geology, elevation,and terrane group, similar to the combinations of environmental factors that are used to characterize wines, chocolate, and coffee. Results will be presented that show how these data are useful in making hazard maps.
All of the extraction for analysis was done in QGIS and Python using open source GIS libraries Shapely and Rasterio. Code will be shared and discussed!
Join us Wednesday for a lively discussion! |
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2026-02-23
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PDXOSGeo February Meetup
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PDXOSGeo connects again this week, Wednesday February 25, 6:30p Hot Lips Pizza @ the Natural Capital Center 721 NW 9th Ave, Portland OR. Join us for some show and tell and good open geo discussion!
We're striving to post our speaker a couple weeks in advance of the meeting, so watch this space! |
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PDXOSGeo connects again this week, Wednesday February 25, 6:30p Hot Lips Pizza @ the Natural Capital Center 721 NW 9th Ave, Portland OR. Join us for some show and tell and good open geo discussion!
This month we will be discussing Landslide Susceptibility Modeling With Information Theory: The Terroir of Landslides, with David Percy
David Percy “Percy” has been doing research on applying Reconstructability Analysis (RA) to categorical raster GIS datasets since 2012, and is preparing to defend his dissertation on Spatial Reconstructability Analysis soon. RA is a form of machine learning algorithm (MLA) that works exclusively with discrete data, so categorical data such as the variables in the SSURGO soils database, the geologic database (DOGAMI), and land cover (NLCD) can be used in their native format without conversion to dummy variables, as is typically done in other MLAs.
These variables are used along with topographic data to model landslide susceptibility in two of the counties ranked highest by FEMA for most landslide hazards: Lincoln and Tillamook. We find that there is evidence to suggest that we can map a Terroir of Landslides, using combinations of soil type, geology, elevation,and terrane group, similar to the combinations of environmental factors that are used to characterize wines, chocolate, and coffee. Results will be presented that show how these data are useful in making hazard maps. All of the extraction for analysis was done in QGIS and Python using open source GIS libraries Shapely and Rasterio. Code will be shared and discussed.
Join us Wednesday for a lively discussion! |
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Change #75688
2026-02-23
09:55:14
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Tech Talk | From Code to Community: Exploring Careers in Developer Advocacy with April Gittens
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Have you ever wondered if there’s a career that combines your love for technical coding with your passion for teaching, writing, and community building?
That is the world of Developer Advocacy. Acting as the vital bridge between tech companies and the developers who use their products, Developer Advocates balance technical expertise with a people-focused mission.
In this live Tech Talk, April Gittens, Principal Cloud Advocate at Microsoft, will share practical advice on how to position yourself for success in this people-focused technical career. Drawing from her experience at the highest levels of tech, she will explain how to transition into advocacy whether you are a beginner or a seasoned professional.
Whether you are just starting your coding journey or looking to pivot your career, you will leave with a clear understanding of if this dynamic role is the right fit for you.
Save your spot now and join us on Friday, February 27 at 1 PM PT | 3 PM CT | 4 PM ET to explore the world of Developer Advocacy. |
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Change #75687
2026-02-22
17:01:39
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She Dares to Rise: Founder Talks
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Curious about She Dares to Rise conference but want to learn more before March 8?
Join us for a relaxed evening of mingling, connection, and honest conversation. This is your opportunity to hear directly from people who attended last year’s conference and are returning in 2026.
Cam, Kylie, and Hsin-Cheng will share their personal experiences from the 2025 event — what impacted them, what surprised them, and why they’re coming back. Our 2025 speakers, Christy and Rukshana, will also share why this space matters to them and why they continue to support this movement.
This is not a sales presentation. It’s a conversation. All genders are welcome.
You’ll learn:
• What makes She Dares to Rise different from a typical conference
• The impact past attendees experienced
• Why storytelling and intentional community matter now more than ever
Whether you attended last year or are considering joining us for the first time, this evening is for you.
Come. Listen. Connect. Then decide.
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Curious about She Dares to Rise conference but want to learn more before March 8?
Join us for a relaxed evening of mingling, connection, and honest conversation. This is your opportunity to hear directly from people who attended last year’s conference and are returning in 2026.
Come meet the founder, Shi Choong, and hear her stories why she left Intel to create this conference. Cam, Kylie, and Hsin-Cheng will share their personal experiences from the 2025 conference: what impacted them, what surprised them, and why they’re coming back. Our 2025 speakers, Christy and Rukshana, will also share why this space matters to them and why they continue to support this movement.
This is not a sales presentation. It’s a conversation. All genders are welcome.
You’ll learn:
• What makes She Dares to Rise different from a typical conference
• The impact past attendees experienced
• Why storytelling and intentional community matter now more than ever
Whether you attended last year or are considering joining us for the first time, this evening is for you.
Come. Listen. Connect. Then decide.
We can’t wait to see you.
With light and gratitude,
Shi Choong |
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2026-02-22
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Change #75685
2026-02-22
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She Dares to Rise: Founder Talks
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Curious about She Dares to Rise conference but want to learn more before March 8?
Join us for a relaxed evening of mingling, connection, and honest conversation. This is your opportunity to hear directly from people who attended last year’s conference and are returning in 2026.
Cam, Kylie, and Hsin-Cheng will share their personal experiences from the 2025 event — what impacted them, what surprised them, and why they’re coming back. Our 2025 speakers, Christy and Rukshana, will also share why this space matters to them and why they continue to support this movement.
This is not a sales presentation. It’s a conversation. All genders are welcome.
You’ll learn:
• What makes She Dares to Rise different from a typical conference
• The impact past attendees experienced
• Why storytelling and intentional community matter now more than ever
Whether you attended last year or are considering joining us for the first time, this evening is for you.
Come. Listen. Connect. Then decide.
We can’t wait to see you. |
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Propeller Room on the first floor. Street parking. |
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Change #75684
2026-02-22
16:59:35
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Change #75683
2026-02-21
08:39:49
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Bandages & Brew
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Pacific Northwest Wilderness Medicine (PNWM), a nonprofit consortium of medical schools across the Pacific Northwest, is hosting a wilderness medicine educational event designed to help individuals explore the outdoors safely while equipping them with essential first-aid skills for unexpected emergencies.
This a great event for anyone wanting to gain new skills or refresh old ones. We'll have mini lessons on:
- First aid kits
- Bleeding control
- Splinting
- Head trauma
Feeling confident? Put your knowledge to the test with a surprise “pop-quiz” medical scenario. Of course, all the while enjoying the brews that Beer Monger has to offer. |
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Change #75682
2026-02-20
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Portland AI Engineers, March 2026 meeting
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Save the date : **[RSVP](https://luma.com/ikw1w29s)**
More details to follow
This was a wonderful event back in 2025 and we are happy to see them return.
Schedule:
5:00 - 5:30: Snacks and networking
5:30 - 6:30: Presentations
6:30 - 7:00: Wrap up and networking
Get involved:
Present your work at a future event: Email us at [email protected] to discuss sharing your project or insights
Provide feedback: Help shape our community by sharing your ideas and suggestions
Sponsor an event: Contact us to discuss partnership opportunities
For more information and to join our community, visit portlandai.engineer
Thank you to our amazing sponsors
Portland Incubator Experiment (PIE)
Silicon Florist
AlteredCraft
O'Reilly |
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Portland AI Engineers, March 2026 meeting |
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Change #75681
2026-02-20
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Claude Code Meetup Hackathon
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Join a Claude Code Community Event, organized by local Claude Code enthusiasts for everyone who loves building with Claude Code!
Build. Ship. Win.
Portland has world-class engineering talent. It's time to prove it.
PDX Hacks & AI Collective brings together the city's sharpest engineers for intensive one-day hackathons focused on building with frontier AI. Each event spotlights a different platform, toolchain, or challenge, pushing Portland's builders to master the full landscape of modern AI development.
This Event: Build with Claude Our inaugural hackathon is sponsored by Anthropic. You'll get hands-on with Claude, building agents, tool-use pipelines, multi-model workflows, or whatever your team can dream up. Your project must meaningfully integrate Claude. Beyond that, the problem space is yours.
Format
Solo or teams of up to 4
One day, start to finish. Come ready to build.
API credits provided to all participants courtesy of Anthropic
Judging by a panel of industry engineers, investors, and media. Details announced soon.
Prizes Winners won't just walk away with bragging rights. Prize details will be announced shortly. RSVP now and you’ll receive all event updates.
Who This Is For This is a hackathon for engineers who are already building with frontier AI models and modern frameworks. If you're shipping production code, experimenting with cutting-edge tooling, or pushing what's possible with LLMs, you belong here.
Presented by PDX Hacks & AI Collective
This event is sponsored by Anthropic. |
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Change #75680
2026-02-20
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Change #75679
2026-02-20
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Change #75678
2026-02-19
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Where is AI in 2026 and Where is it Going?
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A free, public workshop—no technical background needed
In just the past 8 months, AI has advanced at a pace that stunned even leading experts. These systems aren’t science fiction anymore—they’re reshaping work, relationships, and even crime in real time.
This workshop explores where AI may be in the next 1–5 years and what that means for your daily life. Together, we’ll tackle urgent questions like:
Jobs: Could AI lead to mass unemployment—or entirely new kinds of work?
Crime: How might AI supercharge scams, hacking, and even physical crime?
Companions: Will people form deep emotional bonds—or even romantic relationships—with AI assistants?
Society: How do top researchers think these trends will shape our future?
What you’ll get:
A fast-paced, beginner-friendly overview of today’s most powerful AI systems
Live demos that reveal both the breakthroughs and the risks
An interactive forecasting exercise where you’ll test your own predictions about AI’s impact
Come ready to explore a future arriving faster than most people realize—one that could transform not just how we work, but how we trust, connect, and even love. |
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A free, public workshop—no technical background needed
In just the past 8 months, AI has advanced at a pace that stunned even leading experts. These systems aren’t science fiction anymore—they’re reshaping work, relationships, and even crime in real time.
This workshop explores where AI may be in the next 1–5 years and what that means for your daily life. Together, we’ll tackle urgent questions like:
Jobs: Could AI lead to mass unemployment—or entirely new kinds of work?
Crime: How might AI supercharge scams, hacking, and even physical crime?
Companions: Will people form deep emotional bonds—or even romantic relationships—with AI assistants?
Society: How do top researchers think these trends will shape our future?
What you’ll get:
A fast-paced, beginner-friendly overview of today’s most powerful AI systems
Live demos that reveal both the breakthroughs and the risks
An interactive forecasting exercise where you’ll test your own predictions about AI’s impact
Come ready to explore a future arriving faster than most people realize—one that could transform not just how we work, but how we trust, connect, and even love.
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Change #75677
2026-02-19
15:00:21
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Vancouver Community Library
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Change #75676
2026-02-19
14:59:34
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Where is AI in 2026 and Where is it Going?
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A free, public workshop—no technical background needed
In just the past 8 months, AI has advanced at a pace that stunned even leading experts. These systems aren’t science fiction anymore—they’re reshaping work, relationships, and even crime in real time.
This workshop explores where AI may be in the next 1–5 years and what that means for your daily life. Together, we’ll tackle urgent questions like:
Jobs: Could AI lead to mass unemployment—or entirely new kinds of work?
Crime: How might AI supercharge scams, hacking, and even physical crime?
Companions: Will people form deep emotional bonds—or even romantic relationships—with AI assistants?
Society: How do top researchers think these trends will shape our future?
What you’ll get:
A fast-paced, beginner-friendly overview of today’s most powerful AI systems
Live demos that reveal both the breakthroughs and the risks
An interactive forecasting exercise where you’ll test your own predictions about AI’s impact
Come ready to explore a future arriving faster than most people realize—one that could transform not just how we work, but how we trust, connect, and even love. |
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Change #75675
2026-02-19
14:59:34
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Change #75674
2026-02-18
23:44:10
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Web Day
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When you come to Web Day, you'll sit down with someone and share keyboard, mouse, and browser to explore the Endless Web. In the past, we played games (every Flash game ever!), delved into local Portland services and historical data, made new web pages, and clicked a lot of links.
How does it work?
You can come in any time, for 5 minutes or an hour. Play one little game or spend the whole time exploring.
As the organizer, I will pair you up when you come in. We share a live document (like a Google Doc) of suggested activities to try out, like "find a 2-player game", or "find a page full of jokes". You'll choose one of those or bring up your own idea. Every 30 minutes we get up for 5 minutes to stretch, look away from the screen, get a drink of water, and rotate who is paired up so everyone meets different people.
You don't need to bring anything, just show up for yourself and your community. If you want to, you can bring your laptop and external keyboard and mouse (bluetooth or wired) are nice to have. |
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Change #75673
2026-02-18
20:42:18
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OWASP: Node.js Security
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Adam Baldwin
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The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a 501c3 not-for-profit worldwide charitable organization focused on improving the security of application software. To sign up for future meeting notes and to discuss security topics with local gurus, sign up on the OWASP Portland mailing list: https://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/owasp-portland
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This talk will discuss the current state of Node.js security and the risks of the Node.js ecosystem and what vulnerabilities and patterns have we found in the hundreds of applications and the thousands of modules we have audited.
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Adam Baldwin
Adam is the team lead at [^Lift Security](https://liftsecurity.io) and he founded the [Node Security Project](https://nodesecurity.io) 3 years ago & hasn’t stopped trying to make security a core value of the Node.js community since then. In his free time Adam enjoys doing basically the exact same stuff he does for work, also raising chickens, and spending as much time as possible with his wife and 2 children.
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The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a 501c3 not-for-profit worldwide charitable organization focused on improving the security of application software. To sign up for future meeting notes and to discuss security topics with local gurus, sign up on the OWASP Portland mailing list: https://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/owasp-portland
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Enter via the large glass doors on 3rd street, take the stairs up one flight to the 2nd floor. Elevators require badges, so stairs are the best bet. Call Chris Martin (716-480-8185) or Dave Dyk (503-512-0004) for access. |
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Change #75672
2026-02-18
14:28:41
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ChickTech Mid-Summer Picnic
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<b>Join ChickTech at our annual Mid-Summer Picnic!</b>
Meet and mingle with HS participants, ChickTech volunteers, and women and men passionate about getting more girls and women into tech. Families (including children) are welcome. Please make sure each person is counted in your registration so we have an accurate count.
<b>Eat!</b>
We'll have catered food from Smokehouse 21 and Homegrown Smokers Vegan BBQ to provide delicious omnivore and vegan/vegetarian-friendly BBQ options.
<b>Learn to solder</b>
We will have a few soldering stations set up where anyone can learn to solder (or teach others to solder!). Soldering is a fun and useful skill, and you will love it!
<b>Create an e-textile</b>
You will have the opportunity to create a simple e-textile project (using fabric or felt to create an item that uses a small battery, sensors, and lights/sounds to react to the sensors--here are some more complex examples: http://makezine.com/2010/04/06/geek-chic-massive-e-textiles-roundu/).
<b>Play with legos</b>
We'll also bring a bunch of legos for everyone to play with because, really, everyone loves legos.
This is going to be a really fun event! We're excited, and we hope you'll join us to celebrate summer, tasty food, and of course women in tech. :)
This is a free event, but please consider making a donation to help defray our costs if you are able! All donations are tax-deductible and help keep our K-12 activities free to participants.
Food will be provided. Transportation will be provided as needed to HS participants, either through transit passes or pickup.
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Change #75671
2026-02-17
15:00:49
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Virtual Lunch & Learn: AI-Powered Clinical Trials: De-Risking Enrollment, Timelines, and Investor Confidence for Biotech
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Clinical trials are the single biggest operational and financial risk for small to mid-size biotech companies. Fifty to eighty percent of trials miss enrollment targets, unplanned amendments cost $150-300K each, and database lock delays push readouts back months. For companies with just 18-24 months of runway, every setback erodes investor confidence, delays financing, and gives faster rivals the edge. This session tackles the five pain points keeping CEOs awake: on-time First Patient In, fewer costly amendments, better enrollment and retention, faster database lock, and predictable execution that protects investor confidence.
Learn how AI, already delivering measurable results for IQVIA, ICON, and Syneos Health, can cut timelines 20%, boost recruitment 26%, and preserve $15-22M of runway per Phase 2b/3 trial. Walk away with a practical roadmap from targeted pilots to portfolio-wide adoption that turns clinical trial risk into a competitive advantage. Join us and give your next trial the advantage it deserves. |
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Virtual Lunch & Learn: AI-Powered Clinical Trials: De-Risking Enrollment, Timelines, and Investor Confidence for Biotech |
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Change #75670
2026-02-17
02:32:27
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Good Idea, Bad Idea: How to Stand Out in Small Business & Employment- Small Business & Community Resilience Series
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Change #75669
2026-02-17
02:30:38
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Healing After the Exit: Moving Past the canceled Trauma of Being Let Go- Small Business & Community Resilience Series
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Change #75668
2026-02-17
02:29:19
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Healing After the Exit: Moving Past the Trauma of Being Let Go- Small Business & Community Resilience Series
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Change #75667
2026-02-16
15:55:36
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Cloud Native March Meetup: Microshift, Bootc, and AWS Infrastructure
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March is all about infrastructure! We'll learn to manage edge container deployments, and then how to account for our AWS infrastructure drift.
Date: Thursday, March 19
Time: 5:30–7:30 PM
Location: Reperio Health, 4784 SE 17th Ave Suite 120, Portland, OR
Recording: Talks are typically recorded (opt-in by speakers)
A big thank you to Reperio Health, our venue host, and Red Hat, our food and beverage sponsor this month. If your company can sponsor our meetup, please contact the organizers.
Running MicroShift on Fedora Bootc for Scalable, Secure, and Resilient Edge Deployments - Ram Gopinathan, Red Hat
As edge computing accelerates across industries—from utilities and manufacturing to retail and smart cities—organizations are looking for lightweight, reliable, and secure platforms to deploy containerized applications at scale at the edge. Enter MicroShift, a small-footprint Kubernetes distribution, paired with Fedora Bootc, an image-based, immutable operating system built for consistency and resilience.
In this session, we’ll demonstrate how running MicroShift on Fedora Bootc creates a powerful foundation for edge workloads, combining the familiarity of Kubernetes with the reliability of image-based OS updates and atomic rollbacks. Learn how this approach reduces operational complexity, improves boot-time performance, and enhances system integrity—especially for unattended or resource-constrained edge environments.
Mind the Gap: Tracking AWS Infrastructure Drift Over Time - Christopher Buckley, Buckshot Technologies
Modern DevOps pipelines focus heavily on deploying infrastructure-as-code, but what happens after the deploy? In many organizations, the infrastructure evolves outside of Git — through the console, ad hoc scripts, or third-party tools — leaving behind blind spots and compliance risk.
In this talk, we’ll explore practical ways to track infrastructure drift and deltas across AWS environments. You’ll learn how to snapshot configurations, compare changes between points in time, and surface deltas across accounts in a format that’s accessible to engineers, auditors, and security teams alike.
We'll demo an open-source tool built to show Git-style diffs for AWS infrastructure — not as a pitch, but as a case study in how visibility empowers better decisions, faster troubleshooting, and cleaner audit trails. Whether you're running one VPC or a hundred, knowing what changed is the first step to staying in control. |
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Change #75666
2026-02-16
12:29:24
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founder.coffee @ Big Pink
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Cup of Joe Coffee Roasters and The Vault Bookstore is a great place to relax with a good book and a cup of coffee. With hundreds of books across all genres, and delicious coffee with specialty roasts and delectable flavors, this is the perfect spot to unwind in the Big Pink lobby.
The objective of this meetup is for you to connect with your fellow founders, talk about what you are struggling with, and just get to know the community.
Hope to see you all there!
Josh & Mark
As a business owner, you are faced with many challenges. You're forced to make decisions every day that could make or break your business. founder.coffee is a way to network with other entrepreneurs to allow free-flowing information with the intent to collaborate and help each other. So often we're challenged, and there's very little we can do to express our challenges with the people we work with or the people we care about. Think of founder.coffee as your own personal support group for business owners. We're all here to help! |
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Change #75665
2026-02-15
22:41:10
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Change #75664
2026-02-15
18:55:07
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Sexy Nude Black Girls
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Change #75663
2026-02-15
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Change #75662
2026-02-15
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Change #75661
2026-02-13
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PDX Data Engineering Happy Hour
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Hello everyone! My name is Daniel Adayev, I'm the Community Chamption at Tabsdata, and I'm hosting a data engineering happy hour on Feb 19th and thought some people here might be interested.
If you're in the Comp Sci/Data Science/Data Analytics or any field that works with data, stop by!
This is my first time hosting something like this so it's starting small. Super informal, a small bar tab that I got my company to sponsor, and 2 free drinks a person. If it goes well, I'd love to make it a recurring event to allow people to come kick back and relax.
If you're interested, only requirement is to RSVP: https://luma.com/qs618rs4 |
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No designated event space, just a bar tab. Come see me when you get there as I'll be handing out drink tickets |
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Change #75660
2026-02-13
09:29:49
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Feb 25th Tech Lunch At Papaccino's
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Come hang out with other tech people for lunch every other Wednesday at Papaccino’s Cafe from 12 ~ 2pm. |
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Next to Safeway at SE 44th and Woodstock, go to table in the back. |
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Change #75659
2026-02-12
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February 2026 Portland Linux Kernel Meetup
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The Portland Linux Kernel Meetup for February 2026 will be at...
* Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026
* Time: 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM US/Pacific
* Location: Lucky Labrador Beer Hall, 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, Oregon 97209 US
Come enjoy a beverage and chat with other people who are interested in the
Linux kernel. All experience levels are welcome. This is a friendly and casual
meetup.
Look for a table with the plush Tux penguin.
To get timely reminders of Portland Linux Kernel Meetups, see
https://ikluft.github.io/pdx-lkmu/subscribing-to-pdx-lkmu-events.html. |
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The Portland Linux Kernel Meetup for February 2026 will be at...
* Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026
* Time: 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM US/Pacific
* Location: Lucky Labrador Beer Hall, 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, Oregon 97209 US
Come enjoy a beverage and chat with other people who are interested in the
Linux kernel. All experience levels are welcome. This is a friendly and casual
meetup.
Look for a table with the plush Tux penguin.
To get timely reminders of Portland Linux Kernel Meetups, see
https://ikluft.github.io/pdx-lkmu/subscribing-to-pdx-lkmu-events.html. |
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2026-02-12
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February 2026 Portland Linux Kernel Meetup
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The Portland Linux Kernel Meetup for February 2026 will be at...
* Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026
* Time: 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM US/Pacific
* Location: Lucky Labrador Beer Hall, 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, Oregon 97209 US
Come enjoy a beverage and chat with other people who are interested in the
Linux kernel. All experience levels are welcome. This is a friendly and casual
meetup.
Look for a table with the plush Tux penguin.
To get timely reminders of Portland Linux Kernel Meetups, see
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Change #75657
2026-02-12
21:21:34
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Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
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Lucky Labrador Beer Hall (1945 NW Quimby) is located in an old Freightliner Trucking warehouse in the final frontier of inner Northwest Portland. With it's wide open feel and the pub resident five ton crane hovering above the tables, the Lab makes for a very casual place to hang out for a pint. Serving bento, sandwiches, salads, and other pub fare, our pub is a great place to chill out by yourself or congregate with a group of friends, family, or associates. |
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Change #75656
2026-02-11
16:33:27
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AI Safety Portland Meetup
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Our next AI Safety Portland Meetup is here!
It’s been so great to see this community gather for our very first event. Way to stay on your toes for that last one! 😂 We’re excited to get everyone back together on March 4th at 6:00 PM to continue our work in raising awareness around AI safety here in Portland.
What to expect this time: We’ll kick things off with a short presentation to set the stage, but the heart of the evening is about conversation. Our goal is to give everyone space to engage, ask questions, and connect with one another. We want to hear your thoughts and keep the dialogue going.
We'll have some snacks and refreshing drinks for you as well. Meet us in the large Community Room 1A (right by the main entrance on the right).
Whether it is your first time or you are coming back, we’d love to have you!
Spyder & Cristina |
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AI Safety Portland Meetup |
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We'll meet in Community Room 1A, just on the right after you walk through the main doors on NE Russell St. |
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Change #75655
2026-02-11
16:30:58
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Multnomah County Library Albina Branch, Community Room 1A
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Change #75654
2026-02-11
16:29:45
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Where is AI in 2026 and Where is it Going?
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A free, public workshop—no technical background needed
In just the past 8 months, AI has advanced at a pace that stunned even leading experts. These systems aren’t science fiction anymore—they’re reshaping work, relationships, and even crime in real time.
This workshop explores where AI may be in the next 1–5 years and what that means for your daily life. Together, we’ll tackle urgent questions like:
Jobs: Could AI lead to mass unemployment—or entirely new kinds of work?
Crime: How might AI supercharge scams, hacking, and even physical crime?
Companions: Will people form deep emotional bonds—or even romantic relationships—with AI assistants?
Society: How do top researchers think these trends will shape our future?
What you’ll get:
A fast-paced, beginner-friendly overview of today’s most powerful AI systems
Live demos that reveal both the breakthroughs and the risks
An interactive forecasting exercise where you’ll test your own predictions about AI’s impact
Come ready to explore a future arriving faster than most people realize—one that could transform not just how we work, but how we trust, connect, and even love. |
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Where is AI in 2026 and Where is it Going? |
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Change #75653
2026-02-11
16:29:45
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202398303
Multnomah County Library Albina Branch, Community Room 1A
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Change #75652
2026-02-11
00:50:42
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1250482469
Portland Linux/Unix Group General Monthly Meeting: AI, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly with Stephen Hemminger
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Summary:
AI coding assistants are everywhere now, but how well do they actually work
for open source? This talk shares lessons from using AI on two Linux
networking projects: DPDK and iproute2.
The good: documentation, test writing, and debugging. The bad: awkward code
suggestions, formatting errors, and false positives in code reviews. The
ugly: trying to get AI to write new features like RSTP or FQ-CoDel — after
too many failed attempts, I gave up and moved on to more useful things.
A frank look at where AI helps, where it wastes your time, and what to
watch out for.
Bio:
Stephen Hemminger is a longtime Linux kernel networking developer,
maintainer of iproute2, and contributor to DPDK. Now retired, he continues
contributing to open source as a volunteer. |
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Portland Linux/Unix Group General Monthly Meeting: AI, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly with Stephen Hemminger |
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Enter through the Engineering Building. The room is downstairs, follow the signs. If the outside door is locked and there isn't anyone to let you in, look for the sign and a cell number to text. |
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Change #75651
2026-02-10
13:52:08
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Tech Talk | Inside Data Engineering: From Raw Data to Insights with Claire Bourdon
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Ever wondered how businesses turn messy, raw data into insights that actually drive decisions?
That’s where data engineers come in. Data engineering is the backbone of modern analytics and involves collecting, cleaning, transforming, and organizing data so teams can make smarter business decisions.
In this live Tech Talk, Claire Bourdon, Senior Data Engineer at NeoGenomics Laboratories, will break down what data engineers really do and walk through a simplified real-world example of the ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) process. She will also share practical tips for standing out in data engineering interviews, even if you don’t yet have a visual portfolio or GitHub projects to showcase.
Whether you are just getting into tech or exploring data engineering as a career path, you will walk away with clear, actionable takeaways you can apply right away.
Save your spot now and join us on Friday, February 20 at 1 PM PT | 3 PM CT | 4 PM ET to see how data engineering powers real-world analytics.
Save your spot here: https://www.meetup.com/techacademy/events/ |
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Tech Talk | Inside Data Engineering: From Raw Data to Insights with Claire Bourdon |
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Change #75650
2026-02-10
13:44:37
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Tech Talk | EQ for Engineers: The Skills that Accelerate Your Career with Nikki Maginn
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What happens when strong technical skills are not enough to move your career forward?
Many engineers discover that while coding and problem-solving get you in the door, communication, self-awareness, and relationship-building are what shape long-term growth and leadership opportunities. These skills are rarely taught, yet they influence how ideas are heard, how teams function, and how careers advance.
In this live Tech Talk, Nikki Maginn, Founder and CEO of Inside Out Engineering, will explore the emotional intelligence skills engineers need to thrive in real-world environments. Nikki will break down how to communicate more effectively, navigate conflict with confidence, and build trust without feeling forced or overly political. She will also share how these skills play a critical role in career advancement, team dynamics, and long-term success.
Join us for this engaging live session on Friday, February 13 at 1 PM PT | 3 PM CT | 4 PM ET and learn how emotional intelligence can strengthen your impact as an engineer, teammate, and future leader.
If you’ve ever felt like your ideas were getting lost in translation or that your career growth has stalled despite strong technical ability, this talk will give you practical insights you can apply right away.
Reserve your spot today and start building the skills that help engineers stand out and lead with confidence. |
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2026-02-13 13:00:00 -0800 |
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Tech Talk | EQ for Engineers: The Skills that Accelerate Your Career with Nikki Maginn |
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