[Foundation-l] Welcome Moka Pantages to the Foundation!

[Samuel J Klein]

Hello, Moka - you picked an exciting week to join.  Welcome!   -SJ

On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM, Jay Walsh <jwalsh at 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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