Jono Bacon Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, California, US

The Community Leadership Core is an accelerator that transforms the way you engage and lead your communities. It equips community/devrel leaders with critical skills, knowledge, and resources to build thriving, engaging communities that deliver amazing results, for both your community members and your business.We don't merely provide hands-on, practical.

Providing community and collaboration services to help companies build productive, engaging communities. We help develop strategy, build concrete tactics and engagement, and develop skills in teams.Clients include Deutsche Bank, HackerOne, Intel, SAP, Sony Mobile, Samsung, GitLab, Mattermost, Santander, Linux Foundation, The Executive Centre, data.world.

New York, NY, US

Investor and Advisor to Commsor, who are building a powerful community analytics platform.

San Francisco, California, US

Investor in Coda, who are building powerful document creation and management.

Advisor to Relate who are building a platform for bridging design and engineering.

Providing developer strategy and execution guidance to Moltin, who produce a powerful eCommerce API. Acquired by Elastic Path.

Austin, Texas, US

Provide guidance to data.world for how they build a global data collaboration platform and community.

Boston, MA, US

Invested in Mautic who focus on email and marketing automation. Aquired by Acquia.

Boston, MA, US

I write a monthly column for Forbes that covers technology, communities, and culture. See http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonobacon/

I am a member of the AlienVault Technical Advisory Board. Acquired by AT&T

I write a monthly column called 'Six Degrees' for opensource.com about Open Source, technology, community management, and leadership. See it at https://opensource.com/tags/six-degrees-column

San Francisco, CA, US

At GitHub I was responsible for community strategy, product development, and relations. This involves evolving the platform for building strong technology communities, working with existing communities to help them be as effective and productive as possible, growing overall community strategy and relations internally, and publicly representing GitHub.

Culver City, CA, US

At XPRIZE I was responsible for defining community strategy across the organization and injecting community into every aspect of how prizes are picked, managed, funded, how teams work together (but can also compete), and wider community relations, growth, and messaging.

London, England, GB

I work at Canonical to manage the world-wide Ubuntu developer, contributor and user community. I manage a team of four at Canonical split across the USA, Europe, and Middle East and the community itself numbers hundreds of thousands of contributors across a range of disciplines.The role involved project management, strategic planning, community growth.

I worked at OpenAdvantage as an Open Source Consultant and worked with a large range of SMEs, Enterprises, Education and Government to help them understand and implement Open Source solutions. In my time at OpenAdvantage I consulted with over 100 organizations.

Freelance journalist and consultant writing for over 12 publications and publishing three books. In addition to writing, my services included Open Source consultancy, web development and training.

Wolverhampton, West Midlands, GB

I worked as a web developer in my third year at university as my work placement.As part of this work I worked on an online learning portal for studients called WOLF. I worked on this in ASP and SQL Server. In addition to this I performed a research study into productivity tooling in schools with the goal of exploring OpenOffice.org as an alternative.