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Speakers

Elena Drakulevska

Employers on the program

  1. 2024–2027Microsoft6 talks
  2. 2025–2026MoonStory4 talks
  3. 2024b.telligent1 talk

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)
  • SQL Konferenz
  • Fabric February
  • Data Saturdays
  • Budapest BI Forum
  • Data Céilí
  • DataGrillen

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Feb 22, 2027SQL Konferenz 2027SQL KonferenztalkPower BI Design with Empathy: Designing for Clarity, Confidence & Inclusion
as Microsoft

Your reports do not just deliver insights. They shape how people feel.

Feb 2, 2027Fabric February 2027Fabric FebruaryspeakerPower BI Design with Empathy: Designing for Clarity, Confidence, and Inclusion
as Microsoft
Sep 28, 2026FabCon Europe 2026Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)speaker[Inspire Stage] Power BI meets UX Design: From Busy Dashboards to Better Decisions
as Microsoft

Your reports don’t just deliver insights. They shape how people feel.

Sep 28, 2026FabCon Europe 2026Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)speakerPower BI AMA
as Microsoft
Ask your burning questions about Power BI, from modelling and DAX to governance, performance, and reporting strategy. Ideal for analysts, report developers, and…Show less

Ask your burning questions about Power BI, from modelling and DAX to governance, performance, and reporting strategy. Ideal for analysts, report developers, and BI teams looking to get more from their data.

Mar 16, 2026FABCON & SQLCON 2026 (Microsoft Fabric Community Conference + SQLCON), AtlantaMicrosoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)speakerDesigning for the Right User: Why Personas Are the Secret to Better Power BI Reports
as MoonStory

Reports don’t fail because you’re bad at design. They fail because they’re built for the wrong user.

Mar 2, 2026SQL Konferenz 2026SQL KonferenztalkThrough the Lens: Applying Photography Principles to Power BI Reports
Ever opened a Power BI report and thought, “Where am I supposed to look?” Just like a photo with no focus or too much going on, reports can quickly overwhelm…Show less

Ever opened a Power BI report and thought, “Where am I supposed to look?” Just like a photo with no focus or too much going on, reports can quickly overwhelm users when design takes a back seat. The result?

Feb 4, 2026Fabric February 2026Fabric FebruaryspeakerPower BI meets UX Design
Sep 15, 2025European Microsoft Fabric Community Conference 2025 (FabCon Europe 2025)Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)speaker[Inspire Stage] Power BI meets UX Design: Creating Accessible & Inclusive Reports
as Microsoft
Imagine creating an amazing report—rich in insights and visuals—only to realize that part of your audience can’t fully access or understand it. When reports…Show less

Imagine creating an amazing report—rich in insights and visuals—only to realize that part of your audience can’t fully access or understand it. When reports aren’t designed with everyone in mind, critical insights get lost, and the true impact of your work is diminished.

Jun 12, 2025Data Céilí 2025Data CéilíspeakerPower BI meets UX Design: Creating accessible, intuitive and visually appealing reports
as MoonStory
Have you ever looked at a Power BI report and thought, What am I even looking at? Or maybe you feel like you’re just not good at designing reports, so you keep…Show less

Have you ever looked at a Power BI report and thought, What am I even looking at? Or maybe you feel like you’re just not good at designing reports, so you keep doing it the same way and hoping for better results.

Mar 29, 2025Microsoft Fabric Community Conference 2025 (FabCon Las Vegas)Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)speakerPower BI Meets UX Design: Creating Accessible, Intuitive and Visually Appealing Reports
as MoonStory
Let’s be honest—have you ever looked at a Power BI report and thought, What am I even looking at? Or maybe you feel like you’re just not good at designing…Show less

Let’s be honest—have you ever looked at a Power BI report and thought, What am I even looking at? Or maybe you feel like you’re just not good at designing reports, so you keep doing it the same way and hoping for better results.

Feb 24, 2025SQL Konferenz 2025SQL KonferenztalkAccessible Insights and Inclusive Design
Imagine creating an amazing report—rich in insights and visuals—only to discover your audience can't use it or struggles to grasp its depth. In "Accessible…Show less

Imagine creating an amazing report—rich in insights and visuals—only to discover your audience can't use it or struggles to grasp its depth. In "Accessible Insights and Inclusive Design," we'll delve into inclusive UX design principles, revealing the strategic use of icons, text, and visual cues within Power BI.

Feb 24, 2025SQL Konferenz 2025SQL KonferenztalkWhat Does Inclusivity Mean to You? A Collaborative Conversation on Building Better Workplaces
In just 10 minutes, five of us will share our personal experiences and opinions on what an inclusive workplace means to each of us. Together, we’ll explore the…Show less

In just 10 minutes, five of us will share our personal experiences and opinions on what an inclusive workplace means to each of us. Together, we’ll explore the different ways inclusivity shapes our work environments and sparks positive change.

Feb 5, 2025Fabric February 2025Fabric Februaryspeaker3 Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Feb 5, 2025Fabric February 2025Fabric FebruarypanelistChopped: Fabric Edition - The Ultimate Data Analytics Challenge
Jan 24, 2025Data Saturday #63 - Data Community Austria Day 2025Data SaturdaysspeakerFrom Skopje to Seattle: My Speaking Adventure
as MoonStory
If you’re looking for some inspiration, this is for you! Join me on this 10-minute journey from Skopje to Seattle as I share my adventure of stepping outside my…Show less

If you’re looking for some inspiration, this is for you! Join me on this 10-minute journey from Skopje to Seattle as I share my adventure of stepping outside my comfort zone, finding inspiring mentors, and embracing risks.

Nov 18, 2024Budapest BI Forum 2024Budapest BI ForumspeakerDesign Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
as b.telligent
Sep 30, 2024SQL Konferenz 2024SQL KonferenztalkThe Jedi Mind Trick of Power BI Design
Join us in a galaxy not so far away, where data visualization meets the mystical world of Gestalt. Embark on this journey, as we explore how the Gestalt…Show less

Join us in a galaxy not so far away, where data visualization meets the mystical world of Gestalt. Embark on this journey, as we explore how the Gestalt principles shape human perception, enabling us to see patterns, connections, and stories hidden within the numbers.

Sep 24, 2024European Microsoft Fabric Community Conference 2024 (FabCon Europe 24)Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon)speakerThe Jedi Mind Trick of Power BI Design
as Microsoft
Join us in a galaxy not so far away, where data visualization meets the mystical world of Gestalt. Embark on this journey, as we explore how the Gestalt…Show less

Join us in a galaxy not so far away, where data visualization meets the mystical world of Gestalt. Embark on this journey, as we explore how the Gestalt principles shape human perception, enabling us to see patterns, connections, and stories hidden within the numbers.

May 16, 2024DataGrillen 2024DataGrillenspeakerPower BI meets UX Design: Accessible Insights
Imagine crafting a compelling report—rich in insights and visuals—only to discover your audience can't use it or struggles to grasp its depth. In "Accessible…Show less

Imagine crafting a compelling report—rich in insights and visuals—only to discover your audience can't use it or struggles to grasp its depth. In "Accessible Insights," we'll delve into inclusive UX design principles, revealing the strategic use of icons, text, and visual cues within Power BI. Stepping into the shoes of users with varying abilities, we'll emphasize the crucial role of empathetic design and uncover the hidden, built-in accessible capabilities of Power BI. Join this session to learn how to create reports that transcend barriers and speak universally to diverse audiences. After all, accessibility is not just a buzzword—it's a necessity.

Jan 26, 2024Data Saturday #46 - Data Community Austria Day 2024Data SaturdaysspeakerCommunity Stories - to be continued...
In this session, featuring four speakers from the data platform community, each speaker unfolds their unique journey, revealing personal and professional…Show less

In this session, featuring four speakers from the data platform community, each speaker unfolds their unique journey, revealing personal and professional milestones within the community. Their stories highlight the interconnectedness within the community, emphasizing how mentorship fosters growth and collaboration.

Jan 26, 2024Data Saturday #46 - Data Community Austria Day 2024Data SaturdaysspeakerGestalt: The Jedi Mind Trick of Power BI Design
Join us in a galaxy not so far away, where data visualization meets the mystical world of Gestalt. Gestalt is more than just a random German word; it holds an…Show less

Join us in a galaxy not so far away, where data visualization meets the mystical world of Gestalt. Gestalt is more than just a random German word; it holds an inherent power, when understood and mastered, allows you to access the true art of data storytelling.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Benni De Jagere13—2027
Erwin de Kreuk13—2027
Wolfgang Strasser1222027
Frank Geisler12—2027
Gabi Münster11—2027
Marc Lelijveld11—2027
Traci Sewell11—2027
Brian Bønk10—2027
Johan Ludvig Brattås10—2027
Reitse Eskens10—2027
Ásgeir Gunnarsson9—2027
Valerie Junk9—2027
Ben Weissman812027
Patrick LeBlanc812027
Tillmann Eitelberg8—2027

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.