Web 3 Community Managers to watch

Who is a Community Manager in the Web3 Space?

A community manager in the Web3 space is an essential bridge between a blockchain project and its community. They cultivate engagement, foster education, and build trust within decentralized networks. With the complexity and innovation inherent in Web3, community managers are crucial for guiding users, facilitating discussions, and ensuring the community’s voice shapes the project’s direction.

In the Web3 ecosystem, community managers are synonymous with the space because they help demystify the often complex technology, onboard new users, and maintain a vibrant, informed, and collaborative environment. Their roles are multifaceted, encompassing everything from content creation to event organization, and their impact is felt across all levels of blockchain communities.

Sharon Murugi: Kamusi DAO

Sharon fell into the role of community management during the 2022 ETH Safari, where she discovered her passion for simplifying Web3 concepts. Her biggest achievement is leading the translation of the Mi Primer Bitcoin handbook at Kamusi DAO, bridging language barriers and making blockchain education accessible to a broader audience. Sharon’s background in psychology and social research has been pivotal in fostering a vibrant and inclusive community.

Joyce Monchari: Kenya Blockchain Ladies

Joyce Monchari, currently a Community Manager for Kenya Blockchain Ladies, began her career in the blockchain industry as a ghost content writer. Her biggest achievement has been transforming her community into a close-knit family where members feel connected and valued. Joyce is passionate about onboarding new members and helping them discover opportunities within the blockchain space.

Meave Akinyi: Ex -Africa Blockchain Center

Starting as an unpaid intern managing an NFT community on Telegram, Meave quickly climbed the ranks to become a full-time community manager at the Africa Blockchain Center. She is also a contributor to Chatafisha DAO, HER DAO, and DeSci Nairobi. Meave’s greatest achievement is her role in organizing a virtual hackathon and bootcamp that culminated in a conference for Africa Women of Web3, sparking innovation and collaboration across the community.

Bellah Chris: ICP Hub Kenya

Bellah began her journey in blockchain in 2018, working with several organizations like Paxful, OKEx, Mara, and currently ICPHub Kenya. Her key achievement is organizing successful hackathons and ideathons that have energized and unified the community, particularly on Telegram and WhatsApp, driving significant growth and engagement.

Adelide Kanaiza: Bitcoin Dada

Adelide, community manager Bitcoin Dada, found inspiration in the supportive environment and leadership within her organization. After a personal experience with scammers, she sought to understand blockchain and joined Bitcoin Dada’s cohort 3. Adelide has successfully launched Machankura in Kenya and overseen the graduation of multiple cohorts, contributing significantly to Bitcoin Dada’s growth and community engagement.

Aurelia Mutua: NoOnes

Aurelia’s journey into the blockchain space was driven by her passion for the potential of blockchain technology to transform industries and empower communities. With a background in cybersecurity and digital marketing, Aurelia transitioned into the role of Growth and Community Advocate at NoOnes, where she played a key role in user retention and hosting educational events. Now, as the Business Development Manager for East Africa, her greatest achievement includes the successful onboarding of over 10,000 users within just two months. She is focused on expanding NoOnes’ reach and impact in the blockchain industry, particularly through large-scale initiatives like the Kabarak University event, which significantly raised awareness and engagement.

Sheila Wanjiru: Crypsense Digital Group

Sheila Wanjiru has made notable contributions at Blockwiz and Crypsense Digital Group. She is recognized for organizing masterclasses and events for Africa Women of Web3, showcasing her commitment to community engagement.

 Chantal J.

With a background in freelancing and digital marketing, Chantal J. manages content, develops strategies, and hosts events. Her approach to community engagement involves fostering personal connections and adapting to challenges.

Lavender Esther: H.E.R DAO

Lavender Esther’s roles with H.E.R. DAO Kenya and as an ecosystem builder for Avalanche in Kenya demonstrate her commitment to community growth. Her achievements include organizing global events and initiatives like the “Get to Learn Series.”

Alex Nyambura: GDSC Lead

Alex Nyambura’s unexpected entry into blockchain through an ICP Blockchain event led him to significant community-building roles. His focus on educational initiatives has successfully introduced blockchain concepts to students and organized workshops and events.

Clinton Njogu

Clinton’s journey into community management began with his passion for innovation in mathematics and computer science. His work with ReactJs and blockchain applications, combined with his role as a community manager, highlights his dedication to bridging technical knowledge with real-world applications. His key responsibilities include community engagement, education, event coordination, and strategy development.

Ochieng Odhiambo: Web3Clubs

Ochieng’s role as a community manager at Web3Clubs began organically through his work as a developer recruiter. His journey into blockchain started with a chance meeting with a Bitcoin evangelist. With a background in art and design, he transitioned into tech and entrepreneurship, developing strong relationships and communication skills that have been crucial in growing Web3Clubs to nearly 1500 members. His responsibilities include community engagement, value delivery, management, and growth.

Lucy Manzi: Women in Defi

Lucy’s entry into the blockchain space was driven by curiosity, leading to her roles at Flitaa, Women in DeFi, and EQAM Capital. Her responsibilities include growing the community, engaging members, and providing educational resources. Her most notable achievement is leading and expanding the presence of Women in DeFi in Kenya.

Morray Morris: Binusu

Morris’ blockchain career started in 2017, driven by a passion for solving Africa’s problems using blockchain technology. Initially a copywriter, he has grown into various roles, including working as a marketing lead for Binusu.com. Morris has excelled in creating educational content and hosting online and offline campaigns that have turned skeptical users into active participants.

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