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Hi Miro Community! 

Take a moment to introduce yourself to the rest of the community. Feel free to follow this template if you’re not sure where to begin: 

  • Introduction template:    
    • 🎤  Name (pronouns optional)
    • 📍  Location
    • 💻  Organization + Role 
    • 💛  Areas of Expertise (ie. Product Management, Agile, Design, etc) 
    • 🎨  Interesting Fact About You

 

We can’t wait to get to know you all better and see you create the next big thing in this Miro Community!

Hi everyone! Im wan fadzil from Malaysia - any malaysians here btw? - retired from corporate work in Jan, now on a hiatus while i figure out the next steps in my journey.

Ive been doing management consulting the last 15 years or So , and the flip chart and Post It's have been my favorite tool.

Since I discovered MIRO, my online work has suddenly become engaging again and I spend a lot of time introducing it to people.

I'm looking forward to learn the many different ways everyone is using MIRO and I look forward to being able to share the little I know.

I am a Playfulness enthusiast, agile practitioner and a Lego Serious Play facilitator and I try to combine the best of these three worlds on the On line universe that is MIRO!


Hi, This is Blanca. I love Miro not only because is a "good visual collaboration tool" but because it's always improving and the whole company all the process are customer-centric.. welcome and onboarding us.. like this first amazing call to action "say hello to the community".. you are amazing..

Miro is more than a tool.. I can see all the “new” techniques to make the perfect tool.. a strong community engagement by gamification drivers like “leader boards” etc.. amazing..


Hi! My name is Carlos,

 

I’m the Director of a Creative Agency called Mazzima based in Spain. I’m interested in the development of the design thinking and mind mapping. MIRO has an excelent tool for our Agency combined with ASANA, Slack & Dropbox. Now in the Pandemic era the homeworkers use this tool to our brainstormings and was really useful.

 

Outside my Agency i’m interested in Design, Music, and Food. Everyone can see more on my Instagram

 

I like the minimalism style of Dieter Rams & Mies Van Der Rohe and the combination with the necessary sustainability of our society for now and the future.

 

 


Hi, everybody. My name is Francisco Ordaz. I am from San Luis Potosí, México. I am higher education professor. I enjoy work with Miro to focus on projects. I like me a lot some ideas of learning and i am teaching in the area of networking technologies. I use Miro in many innovative ways I hope to learn many tips of community and share some of my experience.

This one of my projects, I really have more efficiency using this map. 

 


Hello everyone

My name is Mireille (said like Me-ray)    I led the people side of a community based global SaaS start for fourteen years, grew a vibrant online community of one million users for the Adobe Education Community and developed a National Training department at Apple 

After taking time to care for my Mom until she became an Angel this past Christmas, I am now looking to resume my career using my considerable people skills in global training (soft skills, software, technology) customers relations, executive coaching, organizational development and online community management. 

My interest in the Miro Community is to connect with others and to continue experimenting and looking for a number tools, strategies and techniques in bringing people together to share learn and grow with the focus on translating passions into something we can all believe in. 

I’m volunteering in a number of community practices and moderating a number of groups and the idea of using and learning Miro as a way to bring people and ideas together in a visual conversation that resonates with people appeals to me.


Hello everyone. My name is Justin Hong from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Happy to be in this community to learn, share, connect and collaborate. 

 


Hi Miro-ites. I work at an independent schol in Washington DC and am always on the lookout for interesting EdTech tools.  Recently, I’m doing a deeper dive into Miro as I thought of it as just a whiteboard tool.  It is MUCH more.  I also think it has great potential in K12 with a few tweaks.


Hello everyone! Nice to e-meet you :raised_hands:

My name is Chiara, I live & work as a Management Consultant in Milan - Italy. I’ve been a Miro user for one year now and I’m truly happy and excited to be part of this Community. I’ve been using Miro for online hackatons, user journey mapping, brainstorming and ideas creation. I really appreciate the versatility of the platform and the possibility to learn new ways to use it everytime. I would also like to know if there are more italians here :flag_it: we are working on setting up the italian chapter so stay tuned!

Feel free to connect with me on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/chiara-manconi91/

 

Cheers!


Hi Everyone,

 

I’m Tracy and I lead strategic planning, monitoring, evaluation & learning at the global conservation and rescue nonprofit IFAW.  We have been using Miro very successfully this past year for online meetings and workshops, and hope to learn how to do even more with the tool.  Glad to be a part of this community and learn from all of you as well!

 

Cheers,

Tracy


Hello there, my name is Chris. I’ve tried Wrike, Asana, Weekdone, Trello, ZenKit, Monday, Base Camp… I think all of them actually, but none of them spoke to me except Mio. For years now this app has been everything for my business. There is nothing like it (which is also why I keep emailing y’all about how a normal fan can invest pre-ipo :sunglasses: ).

I own www.phalanxfc.com the #1 No Gi Jiu Jitsu brand in the USA. We do more for the Jiu Jitsu industry than any other brand combined. (I could go off on that but I won’t get carried away here.)

I use Miro as my mission control. It’s where the vision occurs, where big picture strategy occurs. Now if only I can figure out how to create repeating assigned tasks in the app I’ll be a happy fella:thinking: .

Nice work on creating an outstanding app visual people.:fist:

 


Hi Everyone!!!

 

My name is Calvin CK Goh from Malaysia. I’m in training business and coming in miro to build more experiential element for my workshop 


Hey!

My name is Puk, and I’m a Change Manager at The Copenhagen Metro and Light Rail Company. :wave_tone2:

 

We just started a new project manager education internally and want to use Miro in all our projects, regardless of them being agile og classic waterfall. We do see a lot to win in collaborating in a digital project room, and I’m here to help my colleagues get started and learn how to use Miro in their projects.

 

Looking forward to jump on the Miro experience :wink:


I’m a professional facilitator, founder and member of FORM_ATTIVA (www.formattiva.net)  a project which focuses on the theme of non-violent communication and teamwork through some of the most innovative techniques of involvement, participation and mediation, as well as building consensus. FORM_ATTIVA offers advice to increase the effectiveness of working groups in business, school and academic environments and in public administrations through the identification of processes aimed at improving the quality of human relations and addressing the conflicts that these spontaneously generate, to activate the collective intelligence in the analysis of problems and in the search for solutions. I like so much to use Miro in my work group


Howdy from Austin, Texas!

My name is Travis and I am a passionate Miro evangelist. My company Nautes builds innovation programs for enterprises. Prior to the global pandemic, the majority of our work was done with Post-it notes and Sharpies. At the end of last year, our largest client wanted to conduct their coaching academy remotely. I had my doubts but was up for the challenge. 

We used a combination of Miro and Microsoft teams and it was a huge success! The program was two weeks of workshops for 32 participants from Amsterdam to Singapore. Miro performed flawlessly and I was amazed by the interactivity it enabled. We were able to connect with a global audience and actually solve some of the biggest problems we were never able to address when hosting in-person events.

Miro is the perfect tool for integrating the best practices from lean manufacturing, design thinking, and agile development that we use in our methodology!


Hi, I’m Kana from Japan working at Fujitsu, my team is in charge of vision planning for digital system especially in terms of CX. 

I started using Miro since last year to find out how to organize online workshop for in-house and clients, before COVID-19 pandemic we offered offline workshops. I love Miro, very powerful, easy to use, quick improvement. I’m so exciting to discover worldwide miro board designs:art: .

 

I’m so curious about vision planning, idea creation, using design thinking to make better life.

Amy Webb, she gave online lecture at the Fujitsu conference in February 2021, impressed me a lot, so I bought her book "Signal" published in 2017, few years before though.

If you know other good methods or interesting book as for vision planning, horizon scanning, scenario planning, backcasting, please let me know! :four_leaf_clover:

I love Fuji Kaze, musician in Japan!:musical_note:


Hi everyone,

My Name is Annette and I am a Consultant / Design Thinking Coach based in Austria. I work with Miro since bit over a year now, and love the opportunity it provides.

I hope to find/share even more insights and tipps in this community.

All the best, Annette


A full-time social media analyst at Sciflare. works for a small, un-googleable private foundation that makes EA-adjacent donations.

I grew up in India and moved to New Jersey, Virginia during high school. After graduating from Adolph-Mac College and receiving my master’s degree from The George Washington University Graduate School of Human Resource Management,

At present, I work in Sciflare Technologies - a leading mobile app development company in chennai. Before joining Sciflare, i was a tutor, a freelance writer, a tech support agent, and a music journalist.


When I Worked in Sciflare I had the opportunity to write articles for fantasy sports at that time only I came to know the demand in fantasy cricket website development strategies.I grew up on a variety of dirt roads in the wilds of New Jersey, relying on fantasy and imagination to pass the time, along with outings to smell tree bark, climb rocks and wander, lonely as a cloud, along the dirt roads, getting rocks in my shoes and communing with the deer. It was a simple, beautiful place to grow up, but with only 3 students in my class from kindergarten through 2nd grade, something was needed to pass the time, and my imagination was supplemented by voracious reading habits. From a very young age, I was drawn to crime fiction.


Hello everyone

I am Hugues, a young VR developer currently working on a startup project

Miro may have been the best online tool I've ever come across for my own work. It has become in large part the second brain where I think out loud visually & organise nearly all my work & notes

Its become an essential tool for me and everyone I work with gets to discover it^^

 

Looking forward to continuing this visual journey with you all!


Hi all:

My name’s Brian Royce and I am new to Miro, but not new to process mapping. I have quite a bit of experience in Visio, and love the ease of use and collaboration functionality in Miro. I look forward to collaborating and sharing knowledge and use cases with all of you. 

My company, Birch And Oak is located in NH, USA and we build digital workspaces using a no code tech stack, which Miro is now an important part of.

In my spare time I have a recording studio and produce rap beats and tracks. If you have any questions or just want to chat about knowledge management, project management, company wiki’s or rap music (haha) hit me up! :sunglasses:

 


Hi everyone,

I am Amal and I am a postdoc researcher. I started using Miro for personal project management and summarizing my reading. I like its seemingly infinite nature 🙂. I did not use it for collaborative work yet, but it is something I would like to try at some point.


Hi everyone!  

My name is Patricia and I am a Product Solutions architect for Boomi but I also teach part-time as an adjunct professor of Product Innovation at the VCU da Vinci Center.  I am here to learn more fun ways to use Miro both in the workplace and in the classroom.

Looking forward to connecting and learning from you all.

 


Hello Miro Community! 👋🏼

 

I’m Rach, a Success Coach for Trainual. Miro is one of my favorite tools at work! The collab, design, function, features → just Boss for project management. Looking forward to contributing to the community.

 

Happy Day Everyone! 🎉

 

Rach 


Hello everyone !

I’m François and i’m french if you didn’t see it with my name ;)
I’m working as Product Owner in an IT firm and definitely love Miro for all the possibilities it offers!
 


Hi, I’m Beth, a Business Systems Analyst in the :flag_gb:

I stumbled upon Miro from someone within our Marketing Dept, and introduced it to our IT Team about a year ago. 

I L-O-V-E the product.  It genuinely has changed so much of how I work, it has allowed me to be a lot more fluid and creative with my thinking (and brain-dumping it all into visuals) to providing true collaboration in meetings, allowing my stakeholders to have real perception of my ideas and analysis.

I rave about it to anyone who will listen and have to convince them I don’t get commission :laughing:

I intend to learn more about features and templates I haven’t used as much and look forward to growing more with the tool.


Hello I’m Mike, a value stream leader in the US.

 

I have been introduced to Miro by a co-worker who recommended converting our team white board meeting over to Miro. I like how nice it looks in comparison but still feel new to the tool and certainly looking for better ways to incorporate it to help the team continue to be more productive and accountable. 

 

Looking forward to learning more about different templates and features as I continue to use it daily. 


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