Hello, my name is Jason and I’m OKF’s newest addition to the team.

I’m filling a new role at the OKF to keep an overview of live projects, liaise with the Board of Directors and the Coordination Committee plus doing some direct project management. The first major piece of work I’m diving into is OKF’s involvement in the EU-funded linked data project LOD2.

I’m undertaking a virtual tour of everything else OKF does too, but don’t hesitate to get in touch if I can help in any way – I’m at jason.kitcat@okfn.org

If you’d like to know more about my background and experience, have a look at my LinkedIn profile, browse my blog or my Twitter stream.

I’m very excited to be joining OKF and look forward to meeting many of OKF’s friends and supporters soon.

Related posts:

1. Announcing the LOD2 project I’m very pleased to announce that the Open Knowledge Foundation is a consortium partner in the recently funded FP7 project LOD2. From the overview: Over the past three years, the semantic web activity has gained momentum with the widespread publishing...
2. Introducing the Panton Papers Peter Murray-Rust — Cambridge University chemist, Open Knowledge Foundation Advisory Board member and tireless advocate for open data in chemistry — has recently started a series of blog posts about open data, focusing on issues related to the Panton Principles...
3. Interested in open government data in Europe? As you may know the OKF is working on an EU funded project called LOD2. Part of the project aims to bring together openly licensed, machine-readable datasets from local, regional and national public bodies throughout Europe. It will also provide...