Join us at Coalesce2022, New Orleans and London this comingweek!
The Rittman Analytics team will be at Coalesce 2022, the analytics engineering conference sponsored by our partner dbt Labs, at the New Orleans in-person event running all this week in New Orleans, USA and at the London, UK Finale on Thursday October 20th.
I’m joined in New Orleans by Lewis Baker, our Head of Delivery along with Olivier Dupuis and we’ll be at the Partner Day on Monday afternoon for an update on what’s next for dbt Labs and the Partnership Program. We’ll be around for the rest of the week so feel free to stop us and talk analytics, it’ll be great to be at our first in-person conference since the pandemic.
Jordan Ilyat and our first sales hire, Ben Zarif, will be at the London event this Thursday so again, if you’ve got an analytics story to tell or if we can help in any way, stop us and say hello or drop me an email at mark.rittman@rittmanalytics.com — and hopefully see some of you in New Orleans or London!
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