Program committee
A group of industry pioneers, coding legends and software architects.
They’ve shaped modern software development—from microservices and cloud-native systems to team dynamics and clean code practices.
They know what matters because they’ve been at the forefront of building great software for years.
Here’s who’s behind the GOTO Copenhagen program:
Trisha Gee, Java Champion, Lead Developer Advocate, Author
Trisha helps developers level up their skills with practical insights into Java, productivity, and technical leadership. She’s a fierce advocate for creating stronger tech communities.
She knows how to make developers better at what they do—fast.
Kevlin Henney, Independent Consultant, Author, Speaker
Kevlin is a no-nonsense programming expert. Known for his legendary talks and books, he cuts through the fluff to help developers build better code and stronger systems.
He's been in the trenches. He knows what works and what doesn’t.
James Lewis, Software Architect & Microservices Pioneer
James co-created microservices architecture and has helped countless companies adopt scalable, resilient systems. He’s been at the forefront of architecture for over a decade.
He connects bleeding-edge ideas with practical, real-world implementation.
Holly Cummins, Senior Principal Engineer at Red Hat, Java Champion
Holly’s work bridges technology, sustainability, and innovation. She’s a regular on global stages, blending code with a strong focus on real-world impact.
Holly helps teams build systems that are not just powerful, but also meaningful.
Preben Thorø, Chairman of the GOTO Program Committee, CTO at Trifork
Preben is a deeply technical leader and a relentless seeker of what’s next in tech, making sure every GOTO program is relevant.
He keeps GOTO focused on what matters: tech that works, today, tomorrow, and in the future.
Why it matters
The GOTO Program Committee curates every talk with one goal in mind: to make you a better developer.
You’ll get real insights from real experts—the people who’ve written the books, designed the architectures and driven the innovations we all use.
Want to see what they’ve planned?
