SketchUp Talk Season 3: Get to know the team

February 7, 2020 SketchUp Talk

Can you believe we are already premiering season 3 of SketchUp Talk? It feels like just yesterday we started our podcast adventure. Over the seasons, we’ve taken a look into extensions, industries, and SketchUp legends. This season we are taking a peek behind the SketchUp curtain to give you a glimpse into what the team does and who they are. Over the next few months, you’ll get to meet (or re-meet):

Aaron Dietzen, Content Creation Manager
Aubree Topai, Events Manager
Chris Brasher, Education Programs Coordinator & Visiting Professionals Program Manager
Bryce Stout, Product Manager
Jody Gates, Product/Project Manager - Content Platforms
Mark Harrison, Product Manager
Mike Tadros, Product Manager
Niraj Poudel, Enterprise Customer Success Manager
Peter Saal, 3D Warehouse and Extension Warehouse Product Manager
Trent Cito, 3D QA Test Engineer
Tyson Kartchner, SketchUp Campus Manager
Casey Grothus, Project Spectrum

If you haven’t checked out our podcast yet, listen in on Apple Podcasts or our podcast player...and be on the lookout for season 3!

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