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# Kevin Hoffman

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Kevin is the author of the book "[Meeting Design](https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/meeting-design/)" from Rosenfeld Media, an information architect, and a design strategist that has been building web stuff since 1995. He founded the distributed design network Seven Heads Design, a network of highly experienced digital design thinkers who operate independently, but love working together. Formerly, he served as Experience Director for the award-winning web design agency Happy Cog, and spent several years providing and teaching digital communications strategy and web design in higher education. He speaks regularly about collaboration in the design process at conferences around the world. And he'd love to talk to you at kevinmhoffman.com, or at @kevinmhoffman on Twitter.

### Community Involvement

* YYYY, Speaker, "[TALK TITLE](/events/template-philadelphia-yyyy.md#hh-mm-am-pm-talk-title-speaker-s)"&#x20;
* 2015, Speaker, [Philadelphia 2015](/events/philadelphia-2015.md#responsive-reorganization-integrating-everyone-into-the-process)

### Connect

* <i class="fa-globe-pointer">:globe-pointer:</i> Website: <https://kevinmhoffman.com/>
* <i class="fa-linkedin">:linkedin:</i> LinkedIn: <https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinmhoffman/>
* <i class="fa-x-twitter">:x-twitter:</i> X/Twitter: <https://x.com/kevinmhoffman>


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