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'''Christopher Wink''' gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>Christopher Wink is a journalist and entrepreneur who cofounded Technically Media, a publishing company best known for Technical.ly, the network of local technology news sites. He is an active writer, reporter and public speaker.<br><br>Christopher Wink is the cofounder and Editorial Director of Technically Media, which publishes local tech news and events network Technical.ly and, as of fall 2015, social impact site Generocity.org. In that capacity, he is a lead organizer of Philly Tech Week and Baltimore Innovation Week, among other events that bring smart people together. Previously, he worked for a homeless advocacy nonprofit and was a freelance reporter. Wink is on the board of nonprofit youth coding program Coded by Kids, the project-based Workshop School and the Pen and Pencil Club. He writes frequently about media and entrepreneurship on his personal blog at christopherwink.com and tweets @christopherwink. The Temple University alumnus is a bicycle commuter and resident of the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia.<br><br>I grew up in northwest New Jersey, a rural community quickly incorporating an intensifying suburban expansion, protected by a kind family of warmth and privilege. My studies at Temple University brought me to Philadelphia, a big urban city with a complex of defeatism and ten million other reasons for the young and curious to devote themselves to it. Through work and travel, I came to learn that I care most about how new communities come together and strengthen over time. I like cities, density and the quirks of locality.<br><br>I have intense interest in government, urban politics, travel, and stories of community and humanity. In my youth, I studied in West Africa, lived in Japan, and traveled through Eastern China and Western Europe, all on my own, with pen in hand and eyes wide open.</blockquote> | |||
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Revision as of 16:28, 25 May 2016
Christopher Wink gives the following descriptive information:
Christopher Wink is a journalist and entrepreneur who cofounded Technically Media, a publishing company best known for Technical.ly, the network of local technology news sites. He is an active writer, reporter and public speaker.
Christopher Wink is the cofounder and Editorial Director of Technically Media, which publishes local tech news and events network Technical.ly and, as of fall 2015, social impact site Generocity.org. In that capacity, he is a lead organizer of Philly Tech Week and Baltimore Innovation Week, among other events that bring smart people together. Previously, he worked for a homeless advocacy nonprofit and was a freelance reporter. Wink is on the board of nonprofit youth coding program Coded by Kids, the project-based Workshop School and the Pen and Pencil Club. He writes frequently about media and entrepreneurship on his personal blog at christopherwink.com and tweets @christopherwink. The Temple University alumnus is a bicycle commuter and resident of the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia.
I grew up in northwest New Jersey, a rural community quickly incorporating an intensifying suburban expansion, protected by a kind family of warmth and privilege. My studies at Temple University brought me to Philadelphia, a big urban city with a complex of defeatism and ten million other reasons for the young and curious to devote themselves to it. Through work and travel, I came to learn that I care most about how new communities come together and strengthen over time. I like cities, density and the quirks of locality.
I have intense interest in government, urban politics, travel, and stories of community and humanity. In my youth, I studied in West Africa, lived in Japan, and traveled through Eastern China and Western Europe, all on my own, with pen in hand and eyes wide open.