Merge pull request #14808 from devopsdays/mattstratton/chi-25-speaker…

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[CHI-2025] Update speaker social cards

content/events/2025-chicago/program/annie-hedgpeth.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "Firewalls and Friendships: Building a Balanced Professional Network"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["annie-hedgpeth"]
+sharing_image = "annie-hedgpeth.png"
 +++
 ## Abstract
 

content/events/2025-chicago/program/leigh-capili.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "Let's Learn Cloud Native Nix"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["leigh-capili"]
+sharing_image = "leigh-capili.png"
 +++
 
 Nix is a unique package manager for configuring systems!

content/events/2025-chicago/program/mic-mccully.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "Shadow Vulnerabilities in AI/ML Data Stacks - What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["mic-mccully"]
+sharing_image = "mic-mccully.png"
 +++
 
 The adoption of open-source AI software introduces a new family of vulnerabilities to organizations. Some components in AI, like model serving, include Remote Code Execution (RCE) by design, like when loading pre-trained models from external sources.

content/events/2025-chicago/program/michael-stahnke.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "What’s beyond DORA metrics?"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["michael-stahnke"]
+sharing_image = "michael-stahnke.png"
 +++
 
 The core metrics for measuring team effectiveness with DevOps have been around quite a while now and they’re a great starting point. What measurements matter after those are established? What should software delivery metrics be telling us?

content/events/2025-chicago/program/peter-zaitsev.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "Zero-instrumentation observability based on eBPF"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["peter-zaitsev"]
+sharing_image = "peter-zaitsev.png"
 +++
 
 Observability is a critical aspect of any infrastructure as it enables teams to identify and address issues promptly. Nevertheless, achieving system observability comes with its own set of challenges. It is a time- and resource-intensive process as it necessitates the incorporation of instrumentation into every application.

content/events/2025-chicago/program/reid-savage.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "Anti-DevOps: SRE at Honeycomb"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["reid-savage"]
+sharing_image = "reid-savage.png"
 +++
 
 Siloes and boundaries are natural and useful; they constrain the problem space, make it possible to reason in the face of overwhelming complexity, and give space for ideas and people that don't fit within the majority. However, those boundaries can also become so deeply entrenched and solid that they become counterproductive (thus, DevOps) - and yet the cycle repeats itself, where "DevOps Engineer" becomes a new way to say "infrastructure engineer" in many companies, someone who is holed away creating the platonic ideal of a well-managed Kubernetes cluster.

content/events/2025-chicago/program/robert-snyder.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "The Elegant Expectation Factory"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["robert-snyder"]
+sharing_image = "robert-snyder.png"
 +++
 
 If you're like most innovation teams, you're obsessed with speed. You manage by principles, values, four adjectives (RACI), and an infinite number of verbs in your project plan. You drive your team with meetings and email. Documentation is mostly a CYA and you will soon delegate a lot of documentation to AI. Your idea of agility is the frequency of go-live events. Your culture is a communication traffic jam, you surrender to VUCA and leave behind a vague library of meeting minutes. It's a culture of low discipline and low empathy.

content/events/2025-chicago/program/tracey-barrett.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Talk_end_time = ""
 Title = "Reviving a stalled DevOps initiative"
 Type = "talk"
 Speakers = ["tracey-barrett"]
+sharing_image = "tracey-barrett.png"
 +++
 
 DevOps is more than a technology initiative; it's a change initiative - and far too often, these stall inside large organizations. Good intentions up front are lost among deadline pressure, competing priorities or simple resistance to change. How can you recapture momentum and encourage continuous improvement?

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/annie-hedgpeth.md

@@ -5,6 +5,6 @@ linkedin = "https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-hedgpeth/"
 image = "annie-hedgpeth.jpg"
 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "annie-hedgpeth"
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+sharing_image = "annie-hedgpeth.png"
 +++
 From film to engineering, Annie’s career has seen many iterations. She is a keen observer of what works and what doesn’t, striving always to make the right thing to do the easy thing to do. Annie and her husband, Michael, are raising their three teenagers in Boulder, CO. She’s currently working on a project to make doing the right thing with team management the easy thing to do.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/leigh-capili.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ linktitle = "leigh-capili"
 mastodon = "https://hachyderm.io/@capileigh"
 github = "stealthybox"
 website = "https://stealthybox.pages.dev"
-
+sharing_image = "leigh-capili.png"
 +++
 
 Leigh is building Flox and is active with the Kubernetes and Flux projects.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/mic-mccully.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ linkedin = "https://www.linkedin.com/in/micmccully/"
 image = "mic-mccully.jpg"
 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "mic-mccully"
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+sharing_image = "mic-mccully.png"
 +++
 
 Mic is an experienced senior security advocate who has spent his career evangelizing security software as a business enablement solution in some of the earliest security startups, as well as in significant positions within leading global security software enterprises. His security diversity throughout his tenure has led to experience in various domains, including application security, mobile security, data level security, network security, and developer-focused security.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/michael-stahnke.md

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 Title = "Michael Stahnke"
 Twitter = "stahnma"
 linkedin = "https://www.linkedin.com/in/mstahnke/"
-image = "michael-stahnke.jpg"
+image = "michael-stahnke.png"
 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "michael-stahnke"
 github = "stahnma"
 bluesky = "https://bsky.app/profile/stahnma.bsky.social"
+sharing_image = "michael-stahnke.png"
 +++
 
 Michael Stahnke is a seasoned technology leader and open-source advocate, currently serving as the VP of Engineering Flox. With experience in leading operations and  engineering departments,  Michael has played a pivotal role in shaping DevOps practices and automation in software development. Prior to joining Flox he held senior leadership  positions at CircleCI and Puppet, where he built and led engineering teams solving problems for developers and operations. He is a regular speaker at technology conferences,  sharing insights on DevOps transformations, scalability challenges, and the future of automated workflows. He’s obsessed with measurements of engineering performance and finding a great night of karaoke.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/peter-zaitsev.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ linkedin = "https://linkedin.com/in/peterzaitsev/"
 image = "peter-zaitsev.jpg"
 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "peter-zaitsev"
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+sharing_image = "peter-zaitsev.png"
 +++
 
 Peter Zaitsev is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Percona, Coroot, FerretDB and other tech companies. As one of the leading experts in Open Source strategy and database optimization, Peter has applied his technical knowledge and entrepreneurial drive to contribute as a board member and advisor to several open source startups. Additionally, Peter is the co-author of the book "High Performance MySQL: Optimization, Backup and Replication," one of the most popular books on MySQL performance.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/reid-savage.md

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 linktitle = "reid-savage"
 github = "quercy"
 website = "https://quercy.co"
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+sharing_image = "reid-savage.png"
 +++
 
 Reid went from consultant - migrating tens of startups into AWS while just out of college - to "DevOps Engineer", to SRE, and then Engineering Manager at Honeycomb where they find joy in the mire of ambiguity (then cutting through it). They spend their free time playing Soulslikes and projecting the pink V0 in the corner of the climbing gym.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/robert-snyder.md

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 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "robert-snyder"
 website = "https://www.innovationelegance.com"
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+sharing_image = "robert-snyder.png"
 +++
 
 Robert Snyder is the founder and president of Innovation Elegance, LLC. His thirty-year career spans roles such as developer, project management, change management, sales enablement, and the performing arts. His career path includes corporate roles, consulting roles, startups, PMP, and Agile certifications. He’s performed in numerous vocal, dance, and theater ensembles. Robert earned his BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois and his MBA in Strategy from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

content/events/2025-chicago/speakers/tracey-barrett.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ linkedin = "https://www.linkedin.com/in/traceycbarrett/"
 image = "tracey-barrett.png"
 type = "speaker"
 linktitle = "tracey-barrett"
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+sharing_image = "tracey-barrett.png"
 +++
 
 Tracey Barrett is the head of Milwaukee Agile and Senior Vice President at nvisia, helping clients modernize their IT departments through cloud platforms, DevOps, software and UX.