The 100 Most Influential Remote Experts
- 2022 EDITION -
There’s always been a small subset of people who’ve remote worked. Many writers and developers, for instance, worked remotely for ages.
But now, with fast internet and sophisticated software that makes it easy to communicate with your coworkers, along with continued global pandemics (gulp), there’s never been a better time to work where you are happiest.
The following experts know that full remote work (and not just a hybrid) is the future. These are the people who are building software, communities, and resources that make it easier to communicate and perform our best work from anywhere.
Joel Gascoigne
Joel Gascoigne, the co-founder & CEO of the social media management program, Buffer, Along with being the co-founder of one of social media's best tools, Gascoigne is an avid angel investor. Among his investments are Unsplash, Conversio, and Akkroo.
Bruce Marable
HR departments face challenges in making data-driven workforce decisions because all their data is located is disconnect systems. Bruce co-founded and is the CEO of VC-backed Employee Cycle, which automates HR reporting and analytics process. He is also the host of a nearly 300 episode podcast where he speaks candidly with leaders on all things work and HR.
Zack Onisko
Zack Onisko is the CEO of Dribble, a company based around designers coming together as a community. Before becoming the CEO Onisko was a web designer who pivoted into working in business and executive roles at Monster.com and Hired.com.
Bri Kimmel
Bri Kimmel is a leading investor in startups worth dozens of billions of dollars, dabbles with Web3 on the weekend. She is an investor at worklife, a venture capital firm designed for the new era of builders & creators.
Patrick Widen
Patrick Widen is a Partner at @wearemjstc - an experimental NFT art collective. He is also inventing the future as Lead Designer at Comcast remotely and is a Contributing Author to Hackernoon.
Wayne Turmel
Remote working has its own unique challenges, much different than working in an office. Writer Wayne Turmel knows that. As the Co-Founder at the Remote Leadership Institute, he helps provide information that will help businesses overcome remote work problems.
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