
Web Co-ordinator at Transition Network
Bristol, United Kingdom

Web Co-ordinator at Transition Network
Bristol, United Kingdom
(Non-Profit Organization Management industry)
September 2009 — Present (3 months)
(Information Services industry)
July 2006 — Present (3 years 5 months)
I do network and community design and facilitation, and event design and facilitation.
I have been building and nurturing networks and communities since 1997. A recent example project was for Bristol’s iShed on The Media Sandbox project where I provided an end to end service including:
* Long term group design and planning
* Events design and facilitation
* Virtual space design and facilitation
* Client mentoring
* After action reviews and reporting
(Civic & Social Organization industry)
January 2009 — June 2009 (6 months)
Project manager for a widely distributed and hierachy free network inspiring social capital development within and between local communities to build our resilience around changes resulting from climate change and peak oil.
Project management:
Design: strategic framework for project
Establish, host, facilitate an international open group working space to
distribute project ownership and build capacity for future knowledge development
Research and consultation:
Research framework using tools for strategic, tactical, human findings:
Workshops
Interviews
Surveys
Pilots
Synthesis and evaluation:
Provide a synthesis, review the results and consider the different technical and social solutions within the overall business constraints of the network.
Recommendation:
Provide a (read-able!) report detailing the key technical and social options, person specifications and estimates of related budgets for the board to make a decision on.
(Information Services industry)
June 2004 — June 2006 (2 years 1 month)
From 2004 to 2006 I was Editor on the EC research network: KnowledgeBoard.
KnowledgeBoard was the largest Knowledge Managment community in the world with nine different language zones, twenty international Communities of Practice, 35 voluntary editors, a massive collection of research papers from members and peer-reviewed journals, and over forty virtual and physical events during my time there.
As well as maintaining equilibrium for 13,000 members on the website and in the physical world, I launched a highly experimental and successful series of events and research opportunities called Contactivity. I was also deeply involved in the publication of KnowledgeBoard’s first community book which was free and full of members’ real world KM case studies. I worked with the KB partners on a new thread of CoP research, which we workshopped and presented at different on and offline gatherings.
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Information Services industry)
March 2001 — July 2002 (1 year 5 months)
Managed technical and design teams and was main client liaison for production
Established strong intra-departmental communications with sales and editorial departments
Responsible for the delivery of both internal and external publishing targets
Developed technical publishing process to ensure timely and accurate updates and introductions of community data at relevant times during the year
MSc (distinction) , Information Systems and Knowledge Acquisition and Dissemination , 2003 — 2004
BA , Development Studies , 1991 — 1994
Allotment, exercise, cats, friends, Bristol,