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Adding to the Amazing Lineup, Get to Know Our Third Round of Speakers For WordFest Live 2021!

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We’re thrilled to introduce our third round of WordFest Live 2021 Speakers. We’re excited to be able to show off this amazing lineup of WordPress community members, with three more announcements still to come by 21 December, 2020.

WordFest Live 2021 Speakers

Help us spread the fun by celebrating our third of six rounds of speakers (left to right, starting in the top left): Birgit Pauli-Haack, Mike Killen, Danielle Zarcaro, Matt Medeiros, Pritesh Vora, Daisy Olsen, Mike Demo, and Piccia Neri.

Make sure you don’t miss out on the party!! Join this 24-hour festival, celebrating all that is WordPress and stay up-to-date with other announcements like these by registering today. It’s totally FREE, with all donations going to support Big Orange Heart and remote workers around the globe.

And speaking of grabbing a spot, there are still a few opportunities available to be a sponsor. Head over to the Call for Sponsors page and get yours now before they’re all gone.

Working with a smaller budget, but still want to give back? We’ve got you covered. Micro sponsorships are a great way to get noticed and do a little more to support the well-being of the remote working community.

Can’t wait to see you at WordFest Live 2021!!!

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