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Thursday August 18, 2016

Kenneth Auchenberg on how the web has changed

Kenneth is not only known for making it easier for all to build for the web. He organizes Coldfront, the front-end conference and he is a co-founder of the co-working space Prototype. Kenneth also calls himself a Global Shaper Under World Economic Forum and a mentor at StartupBootcamp.

Before this he was at Zyb, Podio and later Citrix.

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