DATA GOD OF NO CODE
Anthony Escobedo
Power Apps Guru
Anthony currently works in an Office 365 role as the Power Platform and Productivity Technical Lead for his organization. He has over eight years of consulting experience in Information Technology, system design, and implementation for numerous clients, including multiple Fortune 500 organizations.
DATA GOD QUALIFICATIONS
His design thinking, growth mindset and customer-obsessed passion for problem solving help him achieve his goals for inclusivity and collaboration in his community.
- Power Platform UG Founder - Host and Organizer
- WI SharePoint UG board member - Power Platform SME
- Power BI Version Control Solution - Solution Developer
- M365 Chicago Virtual Conference Board Member - 2021 Accessibility Lead
- Non-profit / Pro-bono local contributor
Reach out to him to understand how you can get involved!
Work smarter, not harder.
Carl Barks
Anthony has a background in Lean Six Sigma, which compliments his everyday work in the Office 365 and Business Applications space. As automation is becoming the way of life, from shortcuts on your phone to smart-home technologies. He believes in automating the simple matters allowing employees to repurpose brainpower towards automating more significant and impactful business problems.
DATA GOD FUN FACT
While Anthony and his wife Brittany were on vacation visiting Varadero, Cuba. They rented a scooter from a local, which died in the middle of the highway with no access to a charging station while using many miles away. This resulted in Anthony mostly pushing Brittany alongside the highway, laughing the entire way, and creating a great memory while visiting another country. They pleaded with multiple resorts but had to push the scooter many miles in over 100-degree weather before!
CHRIS WAGNER, MBA MVP
Analytics Architect, Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Data god, and Power BI Boss
Chris has been working in the Data and Analytics space for nearly 20 years. Chris has dedicated his professional career to making data and information accessible to the masses. A significant component in making data available is continually learning new things and teaching others from these experiences. To help people keep up with this ever-changing landscape, Chris frequently posts on LinkedIn and to this blog.
