Meet the WordCamp Kent 2020 Speakers: Part 1

We’re thrilled to announce our lineup of speakers for WordCamp Kent 2020! Our speakers have volunteered their time to share their knowledge and expertise with the WordPress community.

Learn more about them in our Meet the Speakers series and meet them at our online WordCamp Kent event, May 30-31!

View the event schedule.

Please note: the speakers are listed in no particular order.

  • Jocelyn Mozak

    Jocelyn has over a decade of experience building, running, and wrangling a WordPress website design agency all while having two boys at home.

    While her education in engineering certainly refined her technical and analytical skills, it is her passion for what she does that makes her an outstanding WordPress web designer. She is an expert in thinking outside the box and filtering out the key points amidst all the noise.

    In addition to running her agency, Jocelyn is a mentor & business coach to other creative professionals helping them to build businesses that support the life they desire.

  • Michelle Schulp

    Michelle is an independent graphic designer and frontend developer in Minneapolis. Prior to beginning her career, she studied Visual Communications, with minors in Psychology and Sociology. As her work progressed, she also branched into front-end development and user experience design to round our her skillset. This combination of disciplines led her to adopt a strategy-based approach to design, focused on solving tangible problems and achieving real goals based on how people think.

    Now, she collaborates on projects with clients ranging from solopreneurs to enterprise. She loves the open source community, and when she is not working on projects she speaks/volunteers/organizes at events and workshops around the country. Her passions are communication and empowerment, and she believes in the power of “Why?”

  • Stephen Morrissey

    Stephen is a web professional who started dabbling with websites back in the fall of 1996 when animated GIFs and scrolling marquees were in fashion. He first played with WordPress in 2010 and has written over 300 articles aimed at helping non-profit groups with digital marketing. Topics included UX, project management, inspiration, social media, and website tools. He’s been a UX Designer for 8+ years, but he still loves to create content and share knowledge.

  • Steve Schwartz

    I’ve been creating digital assets for small businesses for about 10 years including video, photography, and website design. I’m also a bit of an online security nut. I’m a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and I am currently pursuing the Offensive Security Certified Professional cert (OSCP) through Kali Linux. I’ve been teaching classes on social media, photography, video, WordPress, and online security for over 10 years.

    My teaching style has always been to try to take complex technical jargon and bring it down to a level where end users can understand it. I differentiate myself as an educator by not just telling students to do (or not do) something, but rather explain the importance of “Why” and through story-telling to get the point across and make it stick.

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