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Speakers

Paul Zajdel

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  1. 2026CDW3 talks

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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

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  • Gartner Data & Analytics Summit
  • Snowflake Summit

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Jun 1, 2026Snowflake Summit 26Snowflake SummitspeakerFull Throttle from Day One
as CDW
This fast-paced executive conversation takes different positions on how organizations should activate the Snowflake platform. Through structured debate across…Show less

This fast-paced executive conversation takes different positions on how organizations should activate the Snowflake platform. Through structured debate across five platform pillars and the governance framework connecting them, the session surfaces the real decisions leaders face when building an AI-ready data platform. The discussion contrasts the urgency to deliver AI outcomes with the architectural discipline required to avoid long-term technical debt. The session provides a balanced perspective, equipping technical leaders with language to communicate business value and giving executives the architectural insight needed to make stronger platform decisions.

Jun 1, 2026Snowflake Summit 26Snowflake SummitspeakerTrust at AI Speed: Governance and Security for the Enterprise
as CDW
Despite high AI adoption, few enterprises see meaningful impact because traditional governance and security methods slow innovation. For most, governance lives…Show less

Despite high AI adoption, few enterprises see meaningful impact because traditional governance and security methods slow innovation. For most, governance lives outside the platform, in workflows that operate at human speed. To bridge the gap between investment and impact, enterprises must embed governance and protection into the data platform. In this session we will discuss: Governing and protecting what AI models learn from, so sensitive data can fuel training without surfacing in outputs Lineage, accountability and protection when AI agents act on enterprise data Keeping governance and protection consistent as data moves across clouds Unstructured data as the new risk surface This session is being conducted under Chatham House Rules. To foster an open and candid discussion, participants are expected to treat all information shared during the session as confidential. Information, comments, viewpoints, and materials discussed may not be referenced, disclosed, attributed, distributed, or shared outside of this session without the express permission of the organizers and participants.

Mar 9, 2026Gartner Data & Analytics Summit 2026 (Orlando)Gartner Data & Analytics SummitspeakerCDW: Every Tool Can Talk — Why We Still Don’t Trust the Answer
as CDW LLC
For decades, analytics leaders have worked to turn data into trusted insight. As AI accelerates access to intelligence, confidence has not kept pace. This…Show less

For decades, analytics leaders have worked to turn data into trusted insight. As AI accelerates access to intelligence, confidence has not kept pace. This session introduces Minimum Viable Data Governance (MVDG), a pragmatic approach to improving data quality, accountability, and trust without slowing teams down. Attendees will learn how MVDG enables organizations to activate AI value at velocity while navigating both the now and the next.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Christopher Marcolis222026
Jeff Chou212026
Austin Kronz2—2026
Barr Moses2—2026
Cindi Howson2—2026
Conor Jensen2—2026
Cyril Sonnefraud2—2026
Eleanor Treharne-Jones2—2026
Ethan Ding2—2026
Garrick Meyers2—2026
Jed Dougherty2—2026
Jessie Smith2—2026
Jonathan Bruce2—2026
Matthew Farmer2—2026
Patrick Duroseau2—2026

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.