2018-11-14 18:45

What is an evangelist? The term brings to mind something spiritual, even religious, kind of like a Silicon Valley guru, a la Silicon Valley (the show): But evangelists are much more than that — they’re important parts of companies, and essential in building and communicating their brands.

For massive companies that make a diverse array of services and products, such as Adobe, an evangelist is key in guiding Adobe users to make their best work. Jason Levine is the Principal Worldwide Evangelist for Adobe, and travels the globe inspiring users on video, audio, and mobile workflows on Adobe Creative Cloud. …

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