1992 – moved to San Francisco
1995 – founded Laughing Squid
1995-2002 – participated in the annual Burning Man event, serving as the burningman.com webmaster from 1997-1999 and worked as a member of Burning Man Media Mecca from 1997-2002
1995 – joined Survival Research Labs as a crew member
1995 – joined the San Francisco Cacophony Society
1996 – made a documentary about social surrealist painter Alonso G. Smith
1996 – founded The Squid List, a San Francisco Bay Area events list
1996 – co-organized “The Playa Dust Lounge”, the first public Burning Man Decompression event
1996-1999 – co-organizer of the annual Santacon event
1997 – launched Santarchy.com, an online archive of Santacon events
1997 – made a documentary about The Cacophony Society’s 1996 Santacon event
1997-2000 – co-founder of San Francisco Bay Area events hotline The Number (#)
1998 – founded Laughing Squid Hosting
1998-2005 – online propagandist for The Billboard Liberation Front
1999-2003 – co-founder of The Tentacle Sessions
2003 – launched the Laughing Squid blog
2005 – helped organize the original BarCamp in Palo Alto
2005 – co-organized Webzine 2005
2007-2010 – attended O’Reilly Media’s Foo Camp
2010 – moved to New York City
2010 – became a co-host of Protocols
2012 – joined the Executive Academy of judges for The Webby Awards
2013 – joined the Executive Council of Internet Week New York
2013 – became an advisor to All Power Labs
2013 – became an advisor to Speakup
2014 – joined the Real-Time Academy of judges for The Shorty Awards
2019 – became an advisor to Scandinavian Spirts Group and Vī Aquavit.
