Exciting news! PASS Data Community Summit is going on tour and bringing the magic of PASS closer to you! Whether you’re a seasoned data professional or just starting your journey, PASS Summit On Tour offers a unique opportunity to connect, share, and learn with the incredible data community.
PASS Summit On Tour is a series of two-day events designed to bring the essence of PASS Summit to your local region. Each event features Pre-Conference Sessions comprised of eight 3-hour Deep Dive sessions. These Deep Dive Sessions are lecture style presentations led by thought leaders and technical experts. The Conference Day then follows with twenty-five 60 minute General Sessions. These events are crafted to provide you with the same high-quality content and networking opportunities that you would experience at PASS Data Community Summit in Seattle.
The primary goal of PASS Summit On Tour is to make the PASS Summit experience more accessible to data professionals around the world. By hosting events in multiple locations, we aim to foster a sense of community, facilitate knowledge sharing, and provide opportunities for professional growth. Whether you’re looking to keep up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies, troubleshoot issues with fellow attendees and vendors, or gain practical new skills, PASS Summit On Tour has something for everyone.
At PASS Summit On Tour, you can expect:
Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to be part of the PASS Summit On Tour 2025! Mark your calendars for the following locations:
Stay tuned for more details and registration information coming soon!
If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities at any PASS Summit On Tour event, simply email sponsorship@passsummit.com with your interest and a prospectus will be emailed out to you.
Now that Call for Speakers has launched, and as we prepare to open registration for PASS Summit 2025 and PASS Summit On Tour 2025, we want to emphasize the importance of sharing as much about your background as you feel comfortable with.
As data professionals, we recognize the immense power of data in driving decisions and fostering growth. When more individuals provide demographic information, we gain a clearer and more accurate picture of our speaker pool. This information not only helps us measure our progress effectively year over year, but also allows us to understand how we are evolving and whether our efforts are making a meaningful impact. By providing this information, you contribute to a data-driven approach that enhances the quality of our event, and whether you consider yourself to be from a diverse background or not, we encourage everyone to provide demographic data in their applications, as long as you are comfortable doing so.
Providing background information helps us understand the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of our speakers. Here are a few reasons why this information is crucial:
We are delighted to have launched the Call for Speakers for all PASS Summit events in 2025, and look forward to discovering the variety of topics put forward in your proposals.
If you are thinking about submitting sessions to any of our events, we’d love to see your insights in action! Remember to showcase your information with a Data-Driven approach so we can strive to continuously improve.
Redgate’s events seek to create a safe, respectful, friendly, patient, considerate, and inclusive event experience, and an environment where all participants feel welcome. We expect all participants to honor this Code of Conduct, which covers events and all related activities.
Any kind of disruptive, intolerant or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated, and we reserve the right to take any action that we deem appropriate, including removing any participants who violate our Code of Conduct from the event and prohibiting attendance at future events.
We do not tolerate any harassment or discrimination. Although this list cannot be exhaustive, we explicitly honor diversity in age, gender, gender identity and expression, culture, ethnicity, language, national origin, profession, race, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, physical and psychological ability, and technical ability.
You agree that you shall not bring to the event any article of a flammable nature, explosives, firearms, illegal substances, or other articles of a dangerous or damaging nature.
All communication at the event should be appropriate for a professional audience, including people of many different backgrounds and experiences.
We expect all speaker materials to honor this Code of Conduct and reserve the right to request amends prior to presentation. We also reserve the right to amend this Code of Conduct from time to time.
We have established the Code of Conduct to try to ensure the safety and wellbeing of participants and hope that no one will experience any inappropriate behavior during the Summit. You can report any concerns, harassment or discriminatory behavior, or suspicious or disruptive activity (whether directed towards you or another participant) if there is a need to report an incident that violates the Code of Conduct please raise the concern in line with the following procedure.
Thank you for helping to ensure this event is a welcoming, friendly place for all to share, learn, and connect.
Today, we’re very excited to launch an all-in-one Call for Speakers (CFS) for four different events that we’ll be hosting this year!
PASS Summit On Tour: New York | August 18-19
PASS Summit On Tour: Dallas | September 15-16
PASS Summit On Tour: Netherlands | October 1-2
PASS Summit 2025: Seattle | November 17-21
The new PASS Summit On Tour series are two-day events packed with opportunities to Connect, Share, and Learn. Each PASS Summit On Tour features a pre-conference day with eight 3-hour Deep Dive sessions, followed by a second day of twenty-five 60-minute general sessions, and will bring the most popular elements of PASS Summit to your local region.
PASS Summit 2025, held in the Summit Building at the Seattle Convention Center, will feature over 200 sessions: 14 pre-conference sessions and over 170 general sessions consisting of Deep Dive, Learning Pathway, General-60 (60-minute sessions), General-75 (75-minute sessions), as well as lightning talks,panel sessions and keynotes.
The planning of this year’s conference is weighted heavily on the feedback received in our attendee survey given out at the end of each PASS Summit, and the feedback we receive from our annual Insights survey, which is typically sent out in January/February.
For this year’s Insights survey, we received feedback from 380 community members and have consolidated the top findings in this handy infographic: PASS Insights Survey, which we hope will inspire and guide your session submissions.
Whether you’re a seasoned speaker or a new presenter, there has never been a better time than now, to make an impact and to share your knowledge, while contributing to the collective growth of the PASS community.
Between now and April 8, we’ll be accepting general submissions, and, as we’ve done in the past, have an Early Bird deadline of March 25 for those interested in submitting Pre-conference sessions and Learning Pathway proposals. For complete details, please review our respective Call for Speakers guides:
Don’t wait! Get your proposals together and log in to the Call for Speakers portal to submit to any or all of our events this year!
One housekeeping note we’d like to share; our PASS Program team has doubled! Please join me in welcoming Jemma Hunter (many of you are already acquainted, as she’s been involved in PASS Summit since 2021) to our team!
If you have any questions as you navigate this year’s Call for Speakers, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at speakers@passsummit.com.
Good luck!
Marcella & Jemma
PASS Program Team
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