Technology professionals, students and business leaders will gather in St. Louis this October for Day of Data.
This conference will focus on analytics, artificial intelligence and modern information systems. It is designed to connect participants with technical experts while offering practical instruction across several areas of the data industry.
Sessions will cover Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, data engineering, machine learning and AI tools such as Copilot. Additional programming will address career development, leadership and workplace skills. A community-focused track will provide emerging local speakers with opportunities to gain conference presentation experience.
Attendees can expect expert presentations, professional networking and discussions about applying current tools to business and technical challenges. The complete speaker schedule is expected to be announced separately.
Basic admission is free, although entry for attendees without a meal reservation will depend on remaining capacity. Admission with catered lunch costs $17.85, including a $2.85 service fee. It will also provide priority check-in along with a reserved place at the conference. Refunds for paid reservations are available until seven days before the event. Complimentary parking is offered, though campus spaces are limited.
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Day of Data St. Louis is scheduled for Saturday, October 24th, from 8 am to 5 pm at Microsoft Innovation Hub, 4220 Duncan Ave, Suite 501, St. Louis, Missouri.
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