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Welcome

The opening session of Voxxed Days Amsterdam welcomes attendees to a day of learning, networking, and tech insights. It outlines the agenda, offers tips for engagement, and highlights the event’s goal of fostering a vibrant tech community as the conference officially begins.

Ko Turk
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Wednesday, April 1, 09:25-09:30
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Welcome to Voxxed Days Amsterdam! We’re thrilled to have you on board for what promises to be an inspiring event.

In short an opening session, we’ll set the stage for an great day of learning, networking, and tech-driven insights. Here’s what’s coming up:

  • What to expect – A quick tour of the agenda and highlights you won’t want to miss.
  • How to make the most of your day – Tips on engaging with speakers, connecting with fellow attendees, and exploring the venue.
  • Why we’re here – The spirit of Voxxed Days and how we’re building a thriving tech community together.

So grab your coffee, settle in, and get ready, because Voxxed Days Amsterdam is officially kicking off!
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Ko Turk

Ko Turk

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Ko Turk is a Software Architect, Java Engineer, and Community Builder with over 15 years of experience in software development, architecture, public speaking, and building technical communities. He is one of the organisers of Voxxed Days Amsterdam, helping shape one of the Netherlands’ leading developer conferences. Ko also serves as a JUG Leader at CodeLabJUG and contributes as a Devoxx Belgium Community Reviewer.

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