The 25NTC sessions below are looking for speakers. Read the session description and the session lead's note about what they are looking for in a speaker. If you are interested in being a speaker for any of these sessions, click 'Respond' and let the session lead know of your interest and relevant experience. If it's a good match, you will receive a unique link from the session lead to join as a speaker. Clicking the unique link will confirm your participation and you will have to register for the conference as a speaker. If you’ve already registered for NTC but are eligible for a speaker rate, <a href="mailto:speaker@nten.org">email us</a> to adjust your registration rate.

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<p>The 25NTC sessions below are looking for speakers. Read the session description and the session lead's note about what they are looking for in a speaker. If you are interested in being a speaker for any of these sessions, click 'Respond' and let the session lead know of your interest and relevant experience. If it's a good match, you will receive a unique link from the session lead to join as a speaker. Clicking the unique link will confirm your participation and you will have to register for the conference as a speaker. If you’ve already registered for NTC but are eligible for a speaker rate, <a href="mailto:speaker@nten.org">email us</a> to adjust your registration rate.</p>

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<p>The 25NTC sessions below are looking for speakers. Read the session description and the session lead&#8217;s note about what they are looking for in a speaker. If you are interested in being a speaker for any of these sessions, click &#8216;Respond&#8217; and let the session lead know of your interest and relevant experience. If it&#8217;s a good match, you will receive a unique link from the session lead to join as a speaker. Clicking the unique link will confirm your participation and you will have to register for the conference as a speaker. If you’ve already registered for NTC but are eligible for a speaker rate, <a href="mailto:speaker@nten.org">email us</a> to adjust your registration rate.</p>



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Speaker openings

In this session we will aim to completely eradicate Imposter Syndrome from anyone working in data &amp; tech at a nonprofit - particularly for those who have found their way into this work through the &quot;accidental techie&quot; path. We often see the common characteristics of imposter syndrome playing out in the nonprofit space, things like perfectionism, overworking, attributing success to external factors, and discounting achievements. It is easy to become overwhelmed by how much we don’t know about data &amp; technology and to start to feel self-doubt and comparison creep in as well. Together we will redefine what it means to be an expert and highlighting the non-technical skills that prove you belong in this work, no matter what level of technical skill or experience you have. By celebrating skills like resilience, curiosity, and relationship building we will build each other up and kick imposter syndrome out.<br>