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Meet the Organizers!

Event organisers have a tough job. They spend hundreds of hours and a lot of energy into organising an event, but are rarely known personally by the attendees. Since we’re all about connecting people, we want to give our users the possibility to get to know the people doing all the hard work to bring these conferences to life.

Our event pages now feature a new section that is entirely dedicated to the people who are organizing the event. This change allows our users to learn more about the organiser and their team, what drives and motivates them and what else they might be up to.

We also want to encourage organizers to complete their public profile, share more about themselves and to better connect with their audience.

Screenshot of the new section about organizers showing an organizer profile with job description, biography and of related links

We are also working on another new feature that will bring users and organizers even closer together. More on this will follow soon…

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Anselm Hannemann

I’m one of the founders of Colloq which I started in 2015 with @tobiastom and @foobartel as sustainable, non-VC backed company that respects privacy and fosters a healthy internet and company/business culture that works for and with humans.

Besides that I’m working as freelance frontend developer and work as Engineering Manager and Scrum Master for various clients around the world. I’m also author of a weekly newsletter called WDRL with over 20k subscribers.

I pursue a life of responsibility and aim to improve our society and other people’s lives. I deeply care about the environment we live and work in and have helped companies, charities and non-governmental organisations with my knowledge to save money, reach more people and do meaningful work.

I’m also owner of a 1-acre farmland where I grow vegetables and build a space full of biodiversity and healthy, organically grown food that is sold locally. More on that soon…