
Sr. Social Media Engineering Program Manager & Acting Director at Sun Microsystems
Greater Denver Area

Sr. Social Media Engineering Program Manager & Acting Director at Sun Microsystems
Greater Denver Area
Consistently recognized as a top performer by Senior/Exec management, stakeholders, team members, and community members, and recognized by the ReadWrite Web as a "Leading Corporate Social Media Evangelist", Linda Skrocki owns & directs the community program for Sun's primary social media sites (blogs, forums, wikis, etc.). She has hands-on practitioner experience in managing community site construction, program & policy definition, and community development from the ground up. She is results driven, out-going, well-spoken, and able to quickly identify the most efficient critical path to successful delivery.
As an expert change agent, she has managed many of Sun Microsystems highest profile web programs over the last 9 years. Prior to that, she has an extensive background of working in the tech & health sectors since the late 80's for organizations ranging from start-ups, fortune 500s, & state government.
Corporate digital media strategist, social networking evangelist, engineering web program/project management, new media marketing, online community development, new media trainer, social media policy definition, expert user of social networking tools (blogs, wikis, forums, twitter, etc.), user generated content, information architecture, corporate blogger, software lifecycle, coach of corporate and executive communications via digital media tools.
One of "Seven Leading Corporate Social Media Evangelists" per the ReadWriteWeb, http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/seven_leading_corporate_social_media_evangelists_today.php
United Nations Global Youth Summit Leaders Presenter, http://blogs.sun.com/lskrocki/entry/sun_and_the_united_nations
Presenting practitioner at Enterprise 2.0 2008. http://www.e2conf.com/archive/presentations/downloads/EN31_Skrocki.pdf
Case study contributor for Stewart Mader's book "Wikipatterns", http://bit.ly/wikipatterns-skrocki
Girl Geek Dinner member & presenter, http://www.slideshare.net/lskrocki/girl-geek-dinner-presentation
Reuter's Women Group "Work Smarter, Not Harder" event speaker, June 2008
Guest blogger on Kyle Lacy's blog (author of Twitter Marketing for Dummies): http://kylelacy.com/do-tight-corporate-social-media-policies-help-or-hinder/