Speaking
Jason Preston is an accomplished public speaker and a recognized expert in both social media and publishing.
He has presented for the Web Community Forum, the Redmond Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, SCORE, the Social Networking for Business Conference, Ignite Seattle, and 140 | The Twitter Conference.
If you’re interested in having Jason speak at your event, please contact him via e-mail:
j AT jason-preston.com.
Video of Jason’s work:
- The Twitter Conference: The Comedy Session – Being Funny, In Short
- Ignite Seattle: How to Say Anything in 140 Characters or Less
- Seattle Chamber: Buzz Monitoring in Social Media
Longer Bio
Jason Preston is the Vice President of Strategy and Product Development for the Parnassus Group, a Redmond-based company that produces conferences and parties around emerging technologies, and provides social media intelligence to clients and partners seeking to effectively participate in online communities.
Jason has worked with clients on shaping blogger engagement strategies, creating blogs, and understanding the business value of social media tools like Twitter and Facebook. He has spoken at numerous local and national conferences including the Web Community Forum, The Tweet House, and Ignite Seattle. He has written about social media and emerging technologies in Crosscut and Seattle Business Magazine.
A lifelong gamer, Jason is the President and co-founder of L33tsauce.com, a videogame site that provides easy-to-use tools for gamers to publish their knowledge in online pages called Dojos. Gamers earn 50% of the ad revenue generated from their Dojos.
He graduated from Occidental College in 2007 with a Bachelor’s degree in Diplomacy and World Affairs, which is a fancy way of saying “Economics, Business, Politics, and Philosophy.”
Shorter Bio
Jason Preston is the Vice President of Strategy and Product Development at the Parnassus Group, a social media intelligence and events production company based in Redmond. Jason has spoken at numerous local and national conferences including the Web Community Forum, The Tweet House, and Ignite Seattle. He has written about social media and emerging technologies in Crosscut and Seattle Business Magazine.
A lifelong gamer, Jason is the President and co-founder of L33tsauce.com, a videogame site that provides easy-to-use tools for gamers to publish their knowledge in online pages called Dojos.
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