Hi all,
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of announcing the addition of Moka Pantages to the Foundation staff. We've been busy with all-staff meetings, so I haven't had a chance to share this news with you earlier. Moka will report to me, here at our offices in San Francisco. She'll be taking on some specific communications projects, supporting staff on their communications needs, and hopefully leading some new initiatives with the chapters. You may start seeing her name on the lists and on the WMF blog as well.
Moka is new to the San Francisco Bay Area, previously living in Seoul, South Korea where she worked for the Seoul Broadcasting Service as a Program Manager while completing her MA at Yonsei University. Prior to her move to Seoul, she lived in Seattle and Austin, Texas while working with Porter Novelli, a multinational public relations agency based in New York. Moka is originally from the DC/Metro area where she graduated from the University of Maryland, and began her career in communications working at a local NGO, the Black Leadership Council for Excellence, and as an intern on Capitol Hill with Senator Barbra Mikulski.
Join me in welcoming Moka!
Thanks,
Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org blog.wikimedia.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609, @jansonw
Hello, Moka - you picked an exciting week to join. Welcome! -SJ
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM, Jay Walsh jwalsh@wikimedia.org wrote:
Hi all,
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of announcing the addition of Moka Pantages to the Foundation staff. We've been busy with all-staff meetings, so I haven't had a chance to share this news with you earlier. Moka will report to me, here at our offices in San Francisco. She'll be taking on some specific communications projects, supporting staff on their communications needs, and hopefully leading some new initiatives with the chapters. You may start seeing her name on the lists and on the WMF blog as well.
Moka is new to the San Francisco Bay Area, previously living in Seoul, South Korea where she worked for the Seoul Broadcasting Service as a Program Manager while completing her MA at Yonsei University. Prior to her move to Seoul, she lived in Seattle and Austin, Texas while working with Porter Novelli, a multinational public relations agency based in New York. Moka is originally from the DC/Metro area where she graduated from the University of Maryland, and began her career in communications working at a local NGO, the Black Leadership Council for Excellence, and as an intern on Capitol Hill with Senator Barbra Mikulski.
Join me in welcoming Moka!
Thanks,
Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org blog.wikimedia.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609, @jansonw
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What kind of experience with Wikimedia projects does Moka have? Congratulations, and welcome!
Steven Walling
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 5:23 PM, Samuel J Klein sj@wikimedia.org wrote:
Hello, Moka - you picked an exciting week to join. Welcome! -SJ
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM, Jay Walsh jwalsh@wikimedia.org wrote:
Hi all,
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of announcing the addition of Moka Pantages to the Foundation staff. We've been busy with all-staff meetings, so I haven't had a chance to share this news with you earlier. Moka will report to me, here at our offices in San Francisco. She'll be taking on some specific communications projects, supporting staff on their communications needs, and hopefully leading some new initiatives with the chapters. You may start seeing her name on the lists and on the WMF blog as well.
Moka is new to the San Francisco Bay Area, previously living in Seoul, South Korea where she worked for the Seoul Broadcasting Service as a Program Manager while completing her MA at Yonsei University. Prior to her move to Seoul, she lived in Seattle and Austin, Texas while working with Porter Novelli, a multinational public relations agency based in New York. Moka is originally from the DC/Metro area where she graduated from the University of Maryland, and began her career in communications working at a local NGO, the Black Leadership Council for Excellence, and as an intern on Capitol Hill with Senator Barbra Mikulski.
Join me in welcoming Moka!
Thanks,
Jay Walsh Head of Communications WikimediaFoundation.org blog.wikimedia.org +1 (415) 839 6885 x 609, @jansonw
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