Kaspar van Dam is a consultant, coach, and trainer at ICT Improve, focused on collaboration, shared understanding, and quality in (Agile) software development. He is the creator of the CARE method (Capturing Agile Requirements by Example) and a driving force behind the ICT Knowledge Hubs. Kaspar has also initiated and led the Living Documentation Event since its start six years ago.

Bas Dijkstra is an independent test automation consultant and trainer. He has been active in the test automation field for almost 20 years and has worked on software testing and automation solutions across a wide range of programming languages, frameworks, and technology stacks. He has delivered test automation training to dozens of companies and hundreds of conference attendees in the Netherlands as well as abroad, receiving excellent reviews. A complete overview of his professional experience can be found on his LinkedIn profile. Bas is also the developer of RestAssured.Net, a library designed to simplify writing tests for HTTP APIs in C#. He lives in Amersfoort, The Netherlands, with his wife and two sons. Outside of work, he enjoys going on long bike rides or sitting down with a good book.

Jenny Martin is a practitioner, facilitator, and product discovery specialist with over 25 years’ experience working at the intersection of technology, delivery, and human behaviour. She has spent more than 15 years working with Agile, BDD, and modern product development, helping teams use collaboration, examples, and shared understanding to drive delivery. Known as The Collaboration Coach, her upcoming book OOPSI brings these practices together into a practical framework for working in complex product environments.

Gáspár Nagy, the creator of SpecFlow & Reqnroll, bringing over 20 years of experience as a coach, trainer and test automation expert nowadays through his company, called Spec Solutions. He is the co-author of the books “Discovery: Explore behaviour using examples”,  “Formulation: Document examples with Given/When/Then” and “Effective Behavior-Driven Development” and also leads SpecSync, aiding teams in test traceability with Azure DevOps and Jira. He is active in the open-source community through leading the Reqnroll project. Gáspár shares his insights at conferences, emphasizing his commitment to helping teams implement Behavior-Driven Development (BDD).