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Moderator:
Luke Wroblewski
Senior Principal of Product Ideation & Design at Yahoo! Inc. & Author of “Site-Seeing: A Visual Approach to Web Usability”
Speakers:
Wetpaint
Ryan Lukehart
Director of Sales and Marketing at BrainKeeper
Zoho
Atlassian
Ryan Lukehart
Director of Sales and Marketing at BrainKeeper
Ryan Lukehart has spent his entire career working with information delivery systems. His experience has encompassed roles in product management, marketing communications, and sales. Ryan has applied these skills within a number of industries, including higher education, consulting, and business process automation.
BrainKeeper is the second company that Ryan has co-founded, after leaving a successful web consulting business that was started in 2000. During his career, he has developed a passion for solving the communication failures that are pervasive in organizations around the world. Ryan's primary focus is to make technology tools easier to use so that they can truly improve the lives of the people who use them.
Ryan co-founded BrainKeeper with a vision to give everyone the ability to contribute their knowledge to a system that could deliver that knowledge to the right people in an organization. A wiki product was the perfect concept, but a new approach was needed to adapt wiki technology to the corporate world. Ryan has helped to deliver an innovative product that provides significant value to corporations as a complete communication and knowledge management system.
Luke Wroblewski
Senior Principal of Product Ideation & Design at Yahoo! Inc. & Author of “Site-Seeing: A Visual Approach to Web Usability”
Speakers:
Wetpaint
Ryan Lukehart
Director of Sales and Marketing at BrainKeeper
Zoho
Atlassian
Ryan Lukehart
Director of Sales and Marketing at BrainKeeper
Ryan Lukehart has spent his entire career working with information delivery systems. His experience has encompassed roles in product management, marketing communications, and sales. Ryan has applied these skills within a number of industries, including higher education, consulting, and business process automation.
BrainKeeper is the second company that Ryan has co-founded, after leaving a successful web consulting business that was started in 2000. During his career, he has developed a passion for solving the communication failures that are pervasive in organizations around the world. Ryan's primary focus is to make technology tools easier to use so that they can truly improve the lives of the people who use them.
Ryan co-founded BrainKeeper with a vision to give everyone the ability to contribute their knowledge to a system that could deliver that knowledge to the right people in an organization. A wiki product was the perfect concept, but a new approach was needed to adapt wiki technology to the corporate world. Ryan has helped to deliver an innovative product that provides significant value to corporations as a complete communication and knowledge management system.
