Dear Team,
In early 2010, I was elected by fellow marketing team members to lead the marketing team. I've been grateful for the support and have thoroughly enjoyed everyone's participation in the team as we moved forward. And on a personal level, I've had the real pleasure to meet so many of you in person across the globe. You are all so amazingly energized and hard-working.
Times have moved forward since those early days. This is truly an empowered marketing team and so many of you have a clearer definition of what your roles are when it comes to supporting and marketing the openSUSE Project. For me, the evolution is stunning. But that's not to say we don't have more work to do. Of course, there's still more opportunities to build stronger campaigns, effective organization and highly visible awareness of the Project to the world. But these are ongoing things that will always have "opportunities for improvement."
I've loved working with so many of you. But at the same time, I have expended many hours of my life on this and I need to start taking care of myself and addressing my own needs as well. I am also beginning a job search. I took two years off from work to give openSUSE my full-time attention and now I need to give Bryen my full time attention. Therefore, with the launch of 12.1, I will step down from my role as Marketing Team lead.
But this doesn't mean that I'll be gone! :-) Far from it, I'll still be around and helping out and supporting the openSUSE Project in any way that I can.
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
Bryen M Yunashko
Hi Bryen,
It was great building up the marketing team with you. I'm glad to hear you will continue to be part of the team and I look forward to continue working with you specific projects like social media for openSUSE 12.1!
Thanks a lot and all the best for your job hunting! Andreas
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Bryen M. Yunashko suserocks@bryen.com wrote:
Dear Team,
In early 2010, I was elected by fellow marketing team members to lead the marketing team. I've been grateful for the support and have thoroughly enjoyed everyone's participation in the team as we moved forward. And on a personal level, I've had the real pleasure to meet so many of you in person across the globe. You are all so amazingly energized and hard-working.
Times have moved forward since those early days. This is truly an empowered marketing team and so many of you have a clearer definition of what your roles are when it comes to supporting and marketing the openSUSE Project. For me, the evolution is stunning. But that's not to say we don't have more work to do. Of course, there's still more opportunities to build stronger campaigns, effective organization and highly visible awareness of the Project to the world. But these are ongoing things that will always have "opportunities for improvement."
I've loved working with so many of you. But at the same time, I have expended many hours of my life on this and I need to start taking care of myself and addressing my own needs as well. I am also beginning a job search. I took two years off from work to give openSUSE my full-time attention and now I need to give Bryen my full time attention. Therefore, with the launch of 12.1, I will step down from my role as Marketing Team lead.
But this doesn't mean that I'll be gone! :-) Far from it, I'll still be around and helping out and supporting the openSUSE Project in any way that I can.
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
Bryen M Yunashko
Heavy, dude, but I understand. I always say - real life goes first!
I would like to thank you for your huge dedication. While we might forget it sometimes, without you the marketing team would not be what it is now. You've brought so many of us in, motivated, welcomed us. I vividly remember my first weeks, being greeted and guided by you.
So thanks a lot for your hard work these years, for your friendship and guidance. Please stay around, at least a bit, don't forget us! I wish you the best with the job seeking (and finding, hopefully).
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the crotch of the person who screws up your day and may their arms be too short to scratch!
Cheers, Jos
Am 07.11.2011 14:21, schrieb Jos Poortvliet:
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Bryen M. Yunashkosuserocks@bryen.com wrote:
Dear Team,
In early 2010, I was elected by fellow marketing team members to lead the marketing team. I've been grateful for the support and have thoroughly enjoyed everyone's participation in the team as we moved forward. And on a personal level, I've had the real pleasure to meet so many of you in person across the globe. You are all so amazingly energized and hard-working.
Times have moved forward since those early days. This is truly an empowered marketing team and so many of you have a clearer definition of what your roles are when it comes to supporting and marketing the openSUSE Project. For me, the evolution is stunning. But that's not to say we don't have more work to do. Of course, there's still more opportunities to build stronger campaigns, effective organization and highly visible awareness of the Project to the world. But these are ongoing things that will always have "opportunities for improvement."
I've loved working with so many of you. But at the same time, I have expended many hours of my life on this and I need to start taking care of myself and addressing my own needs as well. I am also beginning a job search. I took two years off from work to give openSUSE my full-time attention and now I need to give Bryen my full time attention. Therefore, with the launch of 12.1, I will step down from my role as Marketing Team lead.
But this doesn't mean that I'll be gone!:-) Far from it, I'll still be around and helping out and supporting the openSUSE Project in any way that I can.
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
Bryen M Yunashko
Heavy, dude, but I understand. I always say - real life goes first!
I would like to thank you for your huge dedication. While we might forget it sometimes, without you the marketing team would not be what it is now. You've brought so many of us in, motivated, welcomed us. I vividly remember my first weeks, being greeted and guided by you.
So thanks a lot for your hard work these years, for your friendship and guidance. Please stay around, at least a bit, don't forget us! I wish you the best with the job seeking (and finding, hopefully).
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the crotch of the person who screws up your day and may their arms be too short to scratch!
I also have to thank you and really have to say that I love it to have you around! I really hope you´ll find a new job quickly and that you´ll find something that´s fun to you! Remember: If you´ll have a job that´s fun to you, you´ll never have to work ;-)
So, good luck and a real big thank you for leading the marketing team!
--kdl
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 9:26 PM, Kim Leyendecker leyendecker@opensuse.org wrote:
Am 07.11.2011 14:21, schrieb Jos Poortvliet:
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Bryen M. Yunashkosuserocks@bryen.com wrote:
Dear Team,
In early 2010, I was elected by fellow marketing team members to lead the marketing team. I've been grateful for the support and have thoroughly enjoyed everyone's participation in the team as we moved forward. And on a personal level, I've had the real pleasure to meet so many of you in person across the globe. You are all so amazingly energized and hard-working.
Times have moved forward since those early days. This is truly an empowered marketing team and so many of you have a clearer definition of what your roles are when it comes to supporting and marketing the openSUSE Project. For me, the evolution is stunning. But that's not to say we don't have more work to do. Of course, there's still more opportunities to build stronger campaigns, effective organization and highly visible awareness of the Project to the world. But these are ongoing things that will always have "opportunities for improvement."
I've loved working with so many of you. But at the same time, I have expended many hours of my life on this and I need to start taking care of myself and addressing my own needs as well. I am also beginning a job search. I took two years off from work to give openSUSE my full-time attention and now I need to give Bryen my full time attention. Therefore, with the launch of 12.1, I will step down from my role as Marketing Team lead.
But this doesn't mean that I'll be gone!:-) Far from it, I'll still be around and helping out and supporting the openSUSE Project in any way that I can.
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
Bryen M Yunashko
Heavy, dude, but I understand. I always say - real life goes first!
I would like to thank you for your huge dedication. While we might forget it sometimes, without you the marketing team would not be what it is now. You've brought so many of us in, motivated, welcomed us. I vividly remember my first weeks, being greeted and guided by you.
So thanks a lot for your hard work these years, for your friendship and guidance. Please stay around, at least a bit, don't forget us! I wish you the best with the job seeking (and finding, hopefully).
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the crotch of the person who screws up your day and may their arms be too short to scratch!
I also have to thank you and really have to say that I love it to have you around! I really hope you´ll find a new job quickly and that you´ll find something that´s fun to you! Remember: If you´ll have a job that´s fun to you, you´ll never have to work ;-)
So, good luck and a real big thank you for leading the marketing team!
--kdl
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Will miss you thoroughly.. All the best
On 11/7/2011 at 06:13 AM, "Bryen M. Yunashko" suserocks@bryen.com wrote:
Dear Team,
In early 2010, I was elected by fellow marketing team members to lead the marketing team. I've been grateful for the support and have thoroughly enjoyed everyone's participation in the team as we moved forward. And on a personal level, I've had the real pleasure to meet so many of you in person across the globe. You are all so amazingly energized and hard-working.
Times have moved forward since those early days. This is truly an empowered marketing team and so many of you have a clearer definition of what your roles are when it comes to supporting and marketing the openSUSE Project. For me, the evolution is stunning. But that's not to say we don't have more work to do. Of course, there's still more opportunities to build stronger campaigns, effective organization and highly visible awareness of the Project to the world. But these are ongoing things that will always have "opportunities for improvement."
I've loved working with so many of you. But at the same time, I have expended many hours of my life on this and I need to start taking care of myself and addressing my own needs as well. I am also beginning a job search. I took two years off from work to give openSUSE my full-time attention and now I need to give Bryen my full time attention. Therefore, with the launch of 12.1, I will step down from my role as Marketing Team lead.
But this doesn't mean that I'll be gone! :-) Far from it, I'll still be around and helping out and supporting the openSUSE Project in any way that I can.
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
Bryen M Yunashko
Bryen, Best wishes with your renewed focus on Bryen.
Thank you for the time and effort you have made for openSUSE. Your service has made a difference.
Alan Clark
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Bryen,
Thank you very much for everything you did here, in project, in Brazil and as my first international guest been hosted at the openSUSE Ambassy Praia Grande.
Thank you for be my tutor in my early days here, for help and guide me through the marketing, artwork, events, and more. But I would like to say a special thanks for you for just be as you are giving the opportunities and help everyone to meet their believes.
Also If I've hurt or disappointed you in something, excuse me was not intended. I believe this could be used as lessons learned too.
Keep Rocking Bryen and luck luck in your next move
best wishes CarlosRibeiro
2011/11ur /8 Alan Clark aclark@suse.com:
On 11/7/2011 at 06:13 AM, "Bryen M. Yunashko" suserocks@bryen.com wrote:
Dear Team,
In early 2010, I was elected by fellow marketing team members to lead the marketing team. I've been grateful for the support and have thoroughly enjoyed everyone's participation in the team as we moved forward. And on a personal level, I've had the real pleasure to meet so many of you in person across the globe. You are all so amazingly energized and hard-working.
Times have moved forward since those early days. This is truly an empowered marketing team and so many of you have a clearer definition of what your roles are when it comes to supporting and marketing the openSUSE Project. For me, the evolution is stunning. But that's not to say we don't have more work to do. Of course, there's still more opportunities to build stronger campaigns, effective organization and highly visible awareness of the Project to the world. But these are ongoing things that will always have "opportunities for improvement."
I've loved working with so many of you. But at the same time, I have expended many hours of my life on this and I need to start taking care of myself and addressing my own needs as well. I am also beginning a job search. I took two years off from work to give openSUSE my full-time attention and now I need to give Bryen my full time attention. Therefore, with the launch of 12.1, I will step down from my role as Marketing Team lead.
But this doesn't mean that I'll be gone! :-) Far from it, I'll still be around and helping out and supporting the openSUSE Project in any way that I can.
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
Bryen M Yunashko
Bryen, Best wishes with your renewed focus on Bryen.
Thank you for the time and effort you have made for openSUSE. Your service has made a difference.
Alan Clark
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Le 07/11/2011 14:13, Bryen M. Yunashko a écrit :
So let's keep that openSUSE Fire burning and thank you all for giving me such a rewarding experience.
It was a great experience to meet you, and I hope we can meet again :-))
jdd
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