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Jenny Wong
As a conference speaker, community conference organiser and Open Source evangelist, Jenny loudly cheers people on to share knowledge and contribute back to Open Source projects. Her love for development goes beyond the screen and she is an advocate of both the PHP and WordPress communities. She is based in the UK but you can find her making typos across the world.
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Rhys Wynne
Rhys Wynne is a Welsh freelance WordPress developer living in a small village in the North West of England. Rhys co-organises the Manchester WordPress User Group, writes WordPress plugins and wants to get back into speaking a bit more. Rhys’ work tends to focus on performance, SEO and general back end WordPress and WooCommerce development for small and medium sized businesses and charities. Rhys also is passionate about a decentralised web and yearns to return to the days where everybody maintained their own blog. Especially if those blogs were WordPress sites.
Away from WordPress, Rhys enjoys classic video games (both playing and making them), travelling, parkruns and playing cricket. You can find his WordPress services, newsletter and plugins at dwinrhys.com (Dwi’n rhymes with tween and Rhys rhymes with police) or find his less focussed ramblings and links to whatever social profiles are popular at rhys.wales.
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Steve Mosby
Steve Mosby is a qualified accountant and PHP/WordPress developer based in Manchester. He’s the Director of Malgra Limited, trading as MalgraBooks: a cloud accounting platform built on WordPress that looks after the books of more than 800 self-employed Slimming World consultants across the UK and a further 50+ sole traders.
Steve is also a WordPress Community Programme Supporter, helping WordCamp and meetup organisers around the world plan their events, from budgets and venues to mentoring first-time organising teams. Weglot kindly support Steve through sponsorship for several hours of his time for this activity.
He’s been hooked on WordPress since his first blog in 2005, and when he’s not at an event you’ll find him hunting down good food and good wine.



Wordcamp
Manchester
2026