VMUG Virtual Events

VMUG’s online virtual events will deliver highly interactive, 3D virtual environments, on-demand breakout sessions, and interactive partner exhibits within the show floor. The best part is this event is virtual, so you can experience it all from anywhere!

VMUG Virtual September Event

Are you ready to elevate your IT career? Join this first-ever Professional Development virtual event and gain access to invaluable educational sessions and materials to grow alongside your peers within VMUG’s supportive community. We will be showcasing expert speakers and engaging presentations on topics from public speaking to VMware certifications so you can take your career to the next level. You don’t want to miss this event!

During this Event

Highlights the VMUG Virtual September Event has to offer:

Breakout sessions with live Q&A covering topics from public speaking to VMware certifications
Gain tips and knowledge to take your career to the next level
Online chat capabilities with VMware experts and VMUG leaders
Access to exhibitors' virtual booths
Downloadable resources to empower your career
Fantastic prizes and much more!

September's Keynote:
Pat Gelsinger

Pat Gelsinger has been serving as CEO of VMware since September 2012, doubling the size of the company during his tenure. He brings almost 40 years of technology and leadership experience.

Before joining VMware, Gelsinger led EMC's Information Infrastructure Products business as president and COO. A respected IT industry veteran, he was at Intel for 30 years becoming the company’s first CTO and driving the creation of key industry technologies including USB and Wi-Fi. He led Intel to be the dominant supplier of the microprocessor – while in the significant role as the architect of the original 80486 processor.

Gelsinger earned a master's degree from Stanford University in 1985, his bachelor's degree from Santa Clara University in 1983 (magna cum laude), and an associate degree from Lincoln Technical Institute in 1979, all in electrical engineering. In 2008, he was named a Fellow of the IEEE and that same year awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from William Jessup University. He holds seven patents in the areas of VLSI design, computer architecture and communications.

VMUG Virtual Events