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Ask Me Anything: Insights from Red Hat Training Solution Architects

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Facing skills gaps, certification questions, or trying to map out the right learning paths for your team? Join our live 1-hour “Ask Me Anything” (AMA) session featuring two of our expert Training Solution Architects. Bring your questions—no rigid presentation, just direct answers on optimizing enterprise training subscriptions, preparing for certifications, and building the hands-on skills required to master Red Hat environments. Register now to secure your spot and accelerate your team's expertise.

 

Live event date: Tuesday, December 1, 2026 | 12 p.m. ET
On-demand event: Available for one year afterward

 

Speakers


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Fisher Brown

Learning Architect - NA Training & Certification, Red Hat

My name is Fisher, and Fish is a pretty common nickname I go by! I was born just outside Portland, OR, but I've moved around a lot of the USA growing up.

I joined the Army out of high school to work as an IT Specialist, and although I only served for one contract (4 years), I had the pleasure of travelling pretty frequently throughout much of the Pacific theater, including Thailand, South Korea, Japan, etc.

I learned a lot from my time in the service, and I have applied those lessons to IT systems administration and engineering roles at a couple of different employment opportunities since finishing my contract. I've learned to lean into my love for learning and for connecting with others, and that yearning has led me to Red Hat! Before working as a Solution Architect, I came from Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute, located in Pittsburgh, PA where I currently live with my amazing girlfriend and our crazy (but mostly lovable) poodle.

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Robert Locke

Senior Learning Architect, North America Training and Certification, Red Hat

Rob Locke is a Senior Learning Architect for the Red Hat Training and Certification team in North America. Rob has been an instructor, curriculum developer, lab platform architect, and exam developer, first earning his Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE®) in 2003. Today, he loves helping customers find the right paths along their technology journeys.