Ryan Hutton is a Sellside Programs and Operations Lead at Google. He possess expertise in blogging, research, marketing, technical writing, journalism and 20 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Ryan started as an intern at IBM and after a ear was our overwhelming choice to assume the TAP leadership position when the current leader was offerred a new position. Ryan quickly took to the role, managing the catalog of internal innovations, producing short video demos, helping our designers and engineers enhance the TP web site and generally keeping us all on the right side of security and privacy issues. Ryan did this with great humor, tact and enthusiasm which is often assumed with innovation program team members, but still a rare skill in the face of hundreds of eager and demanding intrapenuers and executives. Ryan is also very good at presenting the TAP story, both internally and with our external clients. He has to poise, clarity and sincerity to be a great communicator. I would re-hire Ryan in a flash!", "The passion that Ryan has for bridging technology with communities comes through in his results. This was evident in the innovator recognition program that he established this year and his overall leadership as program manager in the continued evolution of IBM's Technology Adoption Program. He is a strategic thinker, a strong global communicator and he gets stuff done - quickly. Ryan's a pleasure to work with, and is a huge asset to any team or project where he is involved.", and "Ryan joined the team while still a student at Marist College, and stood out among applicants based on his level of enthusiasm and ability to tell a story both in spoken and written form. He brought along his experience in photography and demonstrated cleverness and creativity in the projects he worked on during his time as a co-op with the TAP team. Upon graduating, Ryan was hired full time by IBM and took over greatly increased program responsibilities. By all accounts, he continues to thrive in his new role, and I believe his passion and his experience would make him an asset to any role involving creative marketing, communications and innovation."