User:GK Southwick - Revision history

Sarah Baso at 00:12, 16 July 2014

2014-07-16T00:12:10Z

GK Southwick at 13:29, 9 June 2014

2014-06-09T13:29:11Z

GK Southwick at 22:38, 8 May 2014

2014-05-08T22:38:05Z

GK Southwick at 16:49, 2 May 2014

2014-05-02T16:49:27Z

GK Southwick at 16:48, 2 May 2014

2014-05-02T16:48:52Z

GK Southwick at 00:55, 2 May 2014

2014-05-02T00:55:55Z

GK Southwick at 00:54, 2 May 2014

2014-05-02T00:54:44Z

GK Southwick at 00:09, 2 May 2014

2014-05-02T00:09:48Z

GK Southwick at 01:46, 18 March 2014

2014-03-18T01:46:12Z

KateHartmann: Creating user page for new user.

2014-03-13T23:19:28Z

Creating user page for new user.

New page

GK has been working in the Event Planning space for over 20 years. Starting with Physical Security in 1990, she eventually moved on to roles in Operations, Production, Facilities and Technical Direction, with an emphasis on personell management. Active as a volunteer in the InfoSec space, she is the Producer and President of the Board at Security BSides Las Vegas, is second in command of Physical Security at DerbyCon, afternoon Stage Manager and volunteer coordinator for DEFCON SkyTalks, and until moving to Denver in 2013, was head of Security and Volunteer coordinator at Security BSides San Francisco. She now volunteers with BSidesDenver, where she's currently running Registration. She has also run Security for BruCon in Belgium, BSidesATL, helps out wherever necessary at SOURCEBoston and has volunteered at both SakuraCon (IT dept.) and AnimeExpo (Entertainment & Guest of Honor Transportation).

GK is excited to bring her extensive volunteer management experience to OWASP, as she takes on the role of Community Manager. She's looking forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead of her while expanding the volunteer base within the organization, and working closely with the Chapter Leaders, to help them fulfill the OWASP Mission and assist them with their operational needs.

GK has a secondary diploma in Homeland Security from Bryman College, San Jose, where she graduated in 2004 With Honors.

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-<font size=5pt><br> ''Community Manager, OWASP Foundation''</font>
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+  As of July 11, 2014, GK Southwick is no longer with the OWASP Foundation. Please submit your inquiries [http://sl.owasp.org/contactus HERE].
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 GK Southwick<br/>
 *Dir: (001) (415) 742-2342<br/>
 *Skype: gksouthwick<br/>
 *[http://www.linkedin.com/in/gksouthwick LinkedIn Profile]
 *[http://twitter.com/gksouthwick GKSouthwick] on Twitter

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 GK Southwick<br/>
 *Dir: (001) (415) 742-2342<br/>
-*Email: [mailto:gksouthick@owasp.org gksouhtwick@owasp.org]<br/>
+*Email: [mailto:gksouthwick@owasp.org gksouthwick@owasp.org]<br/>
 *Skype: gksouthwick<br/>
 *[http://www.linkedin.com/in/gksouthwick LinkedIn Profile]
 *[http://twitter.com/gksouthwick GKSouthwick] on Twitter

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 <font size=5pt><br> ''Community Manager, OWASP Foundation''</font>
 = Bio =
 GK is based in Denver, Colorado, USA and started as the Community Manager of the OWASP Foundation in March of 2014. She reports to the OWASP Executive Director.
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 GK has a secondary diploma in Homeland Security from Bryman College, San Jose, where she graduated in 2004 With Honors.
-= Volunteer Management =
+=Volunteer Management=
 **Develops, implements, and maintains a volunteer program that effectively matches volunteers to available opportunities and provides recognition for their accomplishments.
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 **Facilitates the creation and ongoing support of OWASP training initiatives through the world by enabling  volunteer efforts and providing logistical support.
-= Community Support =
+=Community Support=
 **Collects and manages volunteer opportunities for our various programs around the world, liaising with community members regarding requests for volunteer assistance and volunteer opportunities.
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 **Provides virtual and in person training or workshops as needed to support Chapter Leaders and help them collaborate.
-= Documentation, Reporting and Metrics =
+=Documentation, Reporting and Metrics=
 **Creates and maintains an OWASP Volunteer Handbook consisting of best practices, policies, and guidelines for OWASP volunteers.
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 **Creates an active directory of available training courses and trainer history for the community.
-= Communication & Outreach =
+=Communication & Outreach=
 **Communicates volunteer opportunities and solicits new volunteers .
 **Facilitates and encourages communication among all chapter leaders, in addition to  communication about OWASP chapters to the OWASP community.
-= Finance =
+=Finance=
 **Monitors chapter-related budget requests and approves if appropriate, assists local chapters with creating and maintaining budgets for their local accounts, provides input into the annual Foundation budget.
 **Responsible for overseeing any budgets related to volunteer initiatives and engagement.
-= Contact =
+=Contact=
 GK Southwick<br/>

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−	~~<font size=6pt>'''GK Southwick'''</font>~~
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	<font size=5pt><br> ''Community Manager, OWASP Foundation''</font>		<font size=5pt><br> ''Community Manager, OWASP Foundation''</font>

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-<font size=4pt>'''GK Southwick'''</font>
+<font size=6pt>'''GK Southwick'''</font>
-<font size=3pt><br> ''Community Manager, OWASP Foundation''</font>
+<font size=5pt><br> ''Community Manager, OWASP Foundation''</font>
 GK is based in Denver, Colorado, USA and started as the Community Manager of the OWASP Foundation in March of 2014. She reports to the OWASP Executive Director.
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 GK has a secondary diploma in Homeland Security from Bryman College, San Jose, where she graduated in 2004 With Honors.
 **Develops, implements, and maintains a volunteer program that effectively matches volunteers to available opportunities and provides recognition for their accomplishments.
 **Motivates, supports, and collaborates with Chapter Leaders to establish thriving OWASP Chapters globally.  Serves as the single point of contact for OWASP Chapter related questions, issues, and volunteerism.
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 = Community Support =
 **Collects and manages volunteer opportunities for our various programs around the world, liaising with community members regarding requests for volunteer assistance and volunteer opportunities.
 **Manages all chapter-related questions and account requests including new chapter requests, transition of chapter leadership, closing inactive chapters.  Creates and maintains chapter-related social media accounts, websites, wiki pages and templates.
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 = Documentation, Reporting and Metrics =
 **Creates and maintains an OWASP Volunteer Handbook consisting of best practices, policies, and guidelines for OWASP volunteers.
 **Maintains the OWASP Chapter Handbook and manages chapter-related policies used by OWASP Chapters to understand the expectations and resources available to them.
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 = Communication & Outreach =
 **Communicates volunteer opportunities and solicits new volunteers .
 **Facilitates and encourages communication among all chapter leaders, in addition to  communication about OWASP chapters to the OWASP community.
 = Finance =
 **Monitors chapter-related budget requests and approves if appropriate, assists local chapters with creating and maintaining budgets for their local accounts, provides input into the annual Foundation budget.
 **Responsible for overseeing any budgets related to volunteer initiatives and engagement.
 = Contact =
 GK Southwick<br/>
 *Dir: (001) (415) 742-2342<br/>

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−	GK has been working in the Event Planning space for over 20 years. Starting with Physical Security in 1990, she eventually moved on to roles in Operations, Production, Facilities and Technical Direction, with an emphasis on personnel management. Active as a volunteer in the InfoSec space, she is the Producer and President of the Board at Security BSides Las Vegas, is second in command of ~~Physical~~ Security at DerbyCon, afternoon Stage Manager and volunteer coordinator for ~~DEFCON~~ SkyTalks, and until moving to Denver in 2013, was head of Security ~~and~~ Volunteer coordinator at Security BSides San Francisco. She now volunteers with BSidesDenver, where she's currently running Registration. She has also run Security for BruCon in Belgium, BSidesATL, helps out wherever necessary at SOURCEBoston and has volunteered at both SakuraCon (IT dept.) and AnimeExpo (Entertainment & Guest of Honor Transportation).	+	GK has been working in the Event Planning space for over 20 years. Starting with Physical Security in 1990, she eventually moved on to roles in Operations, Production, Facilities and Technical Direction, with an emphasis on personnel management. Active as a volunteer in the InfoSec space, she is the Producer and President of the Board at Security BSides Las Vegas,Inc. is second in command of Safety & Security at DerbyCon, afternoon Stage Manager and volunteer coordinator for DEF CON SkyTalks, and until moving to Denver in 2013, was head of Safety & Security as well as Volunteer coordinator at Security BSides San Francisco. She now volunteers with BSidesDenver, where she's currently running Registration and volunteers. She has also run Safety & Security for BruCon in Belgium, BSidesATL, helps out wherever necessary at SOURCEBoston and has volunteered at both SakuraCon (IT dept.) and AnimeExpo (Entertainment & Guest of Honor Transportation).

	GK is excited to bring her extensive volunteer management experience to OWASP, as she takes on the role of Community Manager. She's looking forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead of her while expanding the volunteer base within the organization, and working closely with the Chapter Leaders, to help them fulfill the OWASP Mission and assist them with their operational needs.		GK is excited to bring her extensive volunteer management experience to OWASP, as she takes on the role of Community Manager. She's looking forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead of her while expanding the volunteer base within the organization, and working closely with the Chapter Leaders, to help them fulfill the OWASP Mission and assist them with their operational needs.