Bex Osborn
Marketing Strategist
8 Apr 2016
No, we're not having brisket.If you were going to have one epic #emailgeek dinner party, this would probably be the line up.
If you aren't prepared to clean up after these lot though, they are still probably worth a follow on Twitter.
We've pulled 60** of our favourite global geeks in no particular order… 1.
Becs Rivett-Kemm 2. Jaina Mistry 3. Justine Jordan 4. Justin Khoo 5. Jason Rodriquez 6. Chad White 7. Parry Malm 8. Kristin Bond 9. The Whale / Really Good Emails 10. Mark Robbins 11. Kristian Robinson 12. Kevin Mandeville 13. Ros Hodgekiss 14. Clinton Wilmott 15. Fabio Carneiro 16. Anne Tomelin 17. Annette West 18. Jacques Corby-Tuech 19. Anna Yeaman 20. Josh Green 21. Scott Hardigree 22. Dan Denney 23. Phil Singer 24. Frode A. Myklebust 25. Ted Goas 26. Lee Munroe 27. Steph Jones 28. Sharon Jennings 29. Paul Airy 30. John Bonini 31. Matt Slaymaker 32. Matt Byrd 33. Amanda Soehnle 34. Alan O' Rourke 35. Andy Thorpe 36. Bill McCloskey 37. Jonathan Pay 38. Dan Oshinsky 39. Glenn Smith 40. Brian Graves 41. Tink Taylor 42. Jordie van Rijn 43. Kirsty Trainer 44. Rut Dawson 45. Andrew Bonar 46. Vicky Ge 47. Jason Meeker 48. Dan Grech 49. Annett Forcier 50. Josh Rubner 51. Abby Wentzel-Elison 52. Jody Gibbons 53. Kath Pay 54. Todd Fraser 55. Joi Tamber-Brooks 56. Tom Riley 57. Alex Ilhan 58. Mark Finn 59. Russell Cragun 60. Wilbert Heinen Bonus: ActionRocket People 1. Elliot Ross 2. Mike Ragan 3.
Sam Beddoes (**As soon as I hit 'publish' I realised I'd missed a few key players - and probably still have! You're all invited to this imaginary evening, of course.)