New Community Resource: Ryan Coleman

April 8, 2008 – 8:16 am
For months, we’ve been saying that while VizThink is hosting several events, our goal is to build a sustainable community.   We’ve just taken the next step in making that vision a reality.  We’ve just hired Ryan Coleman to be our Chief Community Evangelist.  In his new role, Ryan will be responsible for helping the local communities get started (London, Austin, and Toronto already are running with many more to come), building an online community and social network for people around the world, and providing tools and resources for the visual thinking community members. Ryan Coleman

When Ryan starts on May 1st, he won’t be starting from scratch.  He comes with an amazing array of great experience including starting several businesses, starting several communities (not the least of which is the very successful VizThink Toronto), and organizing/hosting the very popular audience-determined events known as BarCamp.  At our event in San Francisco, he led a well-attended & received session on building a local VizThink community.

We are so excited to have him on the team!  Be sure to send him a note or post your congratulations in the comments here.  Welcome Ryan!

  1. 3 Responses to “New Community Resource: Ryan Coleman”

  2. Congratulation Ryan!!! I am a Buzan MM Certified Instructor in Mexico, I am an owner of a companny devoted to knowledge networking and I am a fan of VizThink, so wellcome and let us start something in Mexico!!!
    Sincerly
    JLO

    By Jose Luis Oliva on Apr 11, 2008

  3. Hello Ryan
    Congratulation & good luck in your new challenge, Viz think has so much potential, we know Jose Luis Oliva, and share that it will be a good idea to start up somenthing in Mexico.
    So long
    Luis Felipe

    By Luis F Pesquera on Apr 27, 2008

  4. Hi Jose & Luis,

    Thanks! It’d be great to get something going in Mexico - drop me an email at rcoleman [at] vizthink [dot] com and I’d be happy to support you in getting something up and running.

    Ryan

    By Ryan Coleman on Apr 28, 2008

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