Ruth Cheesley (she/her)

I am involved as a community contributor to the Mautic project, supporting users via Slack and reporting bugs, helping to test fixes and improving the documentation.

I also co-lead the local Mautic Meetup.

I've been a member of the DevRel Collective (DRC) for several years, and in 2021 was invited to become a part of the Admin Team. We are a group of volunteers from around the world who support this vibrant and thriving community.

The community, while open to anyone who works in Developer Relations or Community Management, has an application process which ensures that only current practitioners are admitted, which keeps the quality of the community high and creates a trusted setting for… Show more

I've been a member of the DevRel Collective (DRC) for several years, and in 2021 was invited to become a part of the Admin Team. We are a group of volunteers from around the world who support this vibrant and thriving community.

The community, while open to anyone who works in Developer Relations or Community Management, has an application process which ensures that only current practitioners are admitted, which keeps the quality of the community high and creates a trusted setting for collaboration and learning. It's currently just short of 3,000 members who regularly share resources, engage in discussion and support each others' growth. Show less

I was a committee member for ISSBA since I first started in business, supporting the local business economy and organising the Anglia Business Exhibition (angliabusinessexhibition.com).

My main areas of responsibility were supporting the technical and digital aspect of the organisation, particularly in relation to marketing. I worked alongside the PR provider to ensure that the organisation and the exhibition were featured in local and regional press, and that they shared the successes… Show more

I was a committee member for ISSBA since I first started in business, supporting the local business economy and organising the Anglia Business Exhibition (angliabusinessexhibition.com).

My main areas of responsibility were supporting the technical and digital aspect of the organisation, particularly in relation to marketing. I worked alongside the PR provider to ensure that the organisation and the exhibition were featured in local and regional press, and that they shared the successes of their membership regularly. Show less

I support the newcomers and sangha nights at the Buddhist Centre, and lead the Publicity Kula - a small team of people who help to promote the Buddhist Centre and its activities.

We fulfil a range of tasks including creating visuals such as posters and social media images to promote events, managing the social media feeds of the Buddhist Centre, providing training, exploring ways that technology and marketing can grow the awareness in the local community of the courses and opportunities… Show more

I support the newcomers and sangha nights at the Buddhist Centre, and lead the Publicity Kula - a small team of people who help to promote the Buddhist Centre and its activities.

We fulfil a range of tasks including creating visuals such as posters and social media images to promote events, managing the social media feeds of the Buddhist Centre, providing training, exploring ways that technology and marketing can grow the awareness in the local community of the courses and opportunities available at the centre. Show less

I joined the Community Leadership Team of the Joomla! Project in March 2013, as the CLT liaison to the Joomla! User Group Team. I was involved in setting up and supporting the Marketing Working Group and implementing a review of the marketing activities of the Joomla project. The team built a stable foundation on which the Joomla project now approaches marketing much more strategically.