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September 27-30, 2021
Seattle, Washington, USA + Virtual
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Tuesday, September 28 • 11:25am - 11:50am
(IN-PERSON) How the Fastest Growing Open Hardware Project is Leveraging Visibility and Community Engagement for Industry Adoption and Member Success - Kim McMahon, RISC-V International

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RISC-V International has seen unprecedented growth as an organization and industry movement in its first 5 years. Joining RISC-V at this time in their life cycle has allowed me to design visibility and community programs to demonstrate widespread adoption, lead in the open hardware community, and ignite exponential growth through membership, events, and technical achievements. In this talk, I’ll discuss the programs, events, and communications we implemented to take the RISC-V community to the next level. I will cover: Content: Starting a content program and growing it for relevance Social: The use of social media to get the word out, what worked, and what didn’t work Visibility as a member benefit: Amplification of technical progress and industry adoption Engagement: The benefits of engaging with the community to drive growth goals Events: The change in our event strategy in 2020/2021 and what worked to keep the knowledge flowing Community programs: So many options - I’ll discuss where I have focused Diversity: The importance of a diversity and inclusivity plan

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Kim McMahon

Leader Open Source and Community, Cisco
Kim McMahon is well-known in the CNCF ecosystem for leading the marketing and community activities during the Dan Kohn era. She has moved to run community and open source marketing at Cisco where talking with developers is a key activity. Community building, breaking down barriers... Read More →



Tuesday September 28, 2021 11:25am - 11:50am PDT
Room 402