Johnnie Moore

Gun for hire; only slightly used…

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Paul Goodison is looking for work.

So I am looking, ideally a strategic role in either marketing or knowledge management and possibly with connections to Internet technologies (websites, software, hardware) but defintely something that allows me to use my considerable experience of taking ideas / products from inception through business case, design (particularly customer experience and process) and implementation. Ideally based within less than an hour of Farnborough in Hampshire, UK although willing to relocate if the right role is available.

As Paul points out, it might have generated more PR if he could have got himself sacked for blogging. But perhaps it would be even better to get hired for blogging. He certainly deserves to be.

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