Call for Speakers · Brazil Dreamin' 2026
Your experience belongs on stage.
We’re looking for sessions from people who do the work: what you built, what you learned, what you’d tell a colleague over coffee. First-time speakers are very welcome.
OpenSubmissions are open. The closing date will be announced on this page.
Who should submit
People who do the work.
Anyone with real experience to share: admins, developers, architects, consultants, business users, community leaders and people changing careers into Salesforce. You don’t need a title or a stage history — you need something useful to say.
What we’re looking for
Depth over hype.
Practical sessions grounded in real experience: implementations, architecture decisions, lessons learned, patterns and anti-patterns, career stories. We favor depth over breadth, and experience over product announcements.
Topics
Where we’d love proposals.
- Agentforce 360
- AIforce
- Claudeforce
- Headless 360 (APIs, MCP, sf CLI)
- Slack & Slackbot
- Data 360
- Agentforce Sales
- Agentforce Service
- Agentforce Revenue Management
- Marketing & Commerce
- Tableau Next & analytics
- Flow & automation
- Development (Apex, LWC, Agentforce Vibes)
- Admin
- Architecture
- Integration & MuleSoft
- Career
- Community
Something else? Submit it anyway — good ideas don’t need a category.
Formats
Pick the shape of your idea.
Talk
A focused session on one topic, with time for questions.
Lightning talk
Short and sharp: one idea, one demo or one lesson.
Panel
A moderated conversation between practitioners with different views.
Workshop
Hands-on, if you have a practical exercise people can follow.
Selection process
How it works.
Want help? Our proposal assistant can suggest a clearer title, sharper learning outcomes or flag a promotional tone — you decide what to use. It never scores or selects proposals.
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Submit
Send one or more proposals. You can save a draft and come back.
- 2
Review
The program committee reviews every proposal with the same criteria: relevance, practical value, clarity, originality, community value, audience fit and commercial neutrality.
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Decision
Every applicant hears back from us by email. Decisions are made by people — never by an algorithm.
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Onboarding
Accepted speakers get the Speaker Portal with a clear checklist and deadlines.
Important dates
Mark your calendar.
- Event
- November 12 & 13, 2026 · São Paulo
Other dates will be announced here as they’re confirmed.
What we expect from speakers
The fine print.
- Present in person in São Paulo on the day your session is scheduled.
- Confirm your final title, abstract, bio and photo by the deadlines shown in the Speaker Portal.
- Keep the session educational — no sales pitches.
- Follow the Code of Conduct, on stage and off. Code of Conduct ↗
Ready when you are.
Four short steps. Save a draft and come back anytime.