Update speaker info

src/components/pages/home/speakers/speakers.jsx

@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ import StephaneKaragulmez from './images/stephane-karagulmez.png';
 import PeterRasmussen from './images/peter-rasmussen.jpg';
 import RicardoRocha from './images/ricardo-rocha.jpg';
 import LouiseOvergaard from './images/louise-overgaard.jpg';
+import NicoloCambiaso from './images/nicolo-cambiaso.jpg';
 
 import SpeakerPhoto from './images/speaker-placeholder-image.jpg';
 import ChevronDown from './svg/arrow-down.inline.svg';
@@ -384,15 +385,29 @@ const ITEMS = [
     id: '3',
     name: 'Louise Overgaard',
     position: 'General Secretary <br/> Coding Pirates',
+    content: 'Louise has been an innovation leader, consultant and managing expert, but is mainly a humanitarian. She calls herself a Humanist in IT and proudly works for cultural development along with her broad category of work. She believes that “My starting point is humans. They are the core of my work”. This throws light on her goal to focus on development and innovation for the world and she has been engaged in developing libraries, smart cities, NGOs, festivals and companies with this focus in mind. <br> Louise now works as the general secretary of Coding Pirates. A voluntary organisation that she has been a part of developing. In Coding Pirates kids and young people can learn about new technologies, programming languages etc through play and experimentation.',
     photo: LouiseOvergaard,
     linkedInUrl: 'https://www.linkedin.com/in/louiseovergaard',
     time: '9:20',
     title: 'Keynote: Coding Pirates (Sponsored)',
     duration: '10 min',
   },
 
+  {
+    // 26
+    id: '13',
+    name: 'Nicolò Cambiaso',
+    position: 'Marketing Director<br/> Mia-Platform',
+    content: 'Promoting better development through cloud native. Communications expert, event organizer, community gatherer. OSS contributor, sailing the K8s ocean since 2019. Marketing Director @Mia-Platform. Strong believer that better software engineering brings better development for the planet.',
+    photo: NicoloCambiaso,
+    linkedInUrl: 'https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolò-cambiaso-319511bb/',
+    time: '13:40',
+    title: 'Platform Engineering Is Not About Tech',
+    duration: '35 min',
+  },
+
   // {
-  //   // 26
+  //   // 27
   //   id: '2',
   //   name: 'Peter Rasmussen',
   //   position: 'Architect & Manager of the JYSK Java<br/> JYSK',

src/components/pages/schedule/schedule/schedule.jsx

@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ import VicenteMiras from './images/vicente-miras.jpg';
 import PeterRasmussen from './images/peter-rasmussen.jpg';
 import RicardoRocha from './images/ricardo-rocha.jpg';
 import LouiseOvergaard from './images/louise-overgaard.jpg';
+import NicoloCambiaso from './images/nicolo-cambiaso.jpg';
 
 // TODO: merge with ITEMS array from components/pages/home/speakers
 const ITEMS = [
@@ -235,6 +236,11 @@ const ITEMS = [
         name: 'Francesca Carta',
         photo: FrancescaCarta,
       },
+      {
+        id: '26',
+        name: 'Nicolò Cambiaso',
+        photo: NicoloCambiaso,
+      },
     ],
     presentation:
       "“What are we using for pipelines? Which infrastructure do we support? Is service mesh enabled?”. These types of questions - revolving on tech choices and implementation - currently occupy most of the conversations around platform engineering. <br> According to most evidence, though, these are not the only things that make a cloud-native platform successful: cultural change, communication and collaboration, - among others - play a key role in determining the success of platform transformation. If we don't address change comprehensively, the risk is that in a few years we'll discover that platforms are not bringing the results we expected. <br> In this talk we'll see some key aspects that are often overlooked in implementing a platform and how it's possible to address them along the way. Learn from our pitfalls and lessons to build a successful cloud-native platform.",