few weeks in the past Gretchen wrote about our wish to become “Recruiting Evangelists”. As our newly formed team starts taking shape over the next very few months we are realizing more and more that we will have an opportunity to work on some of the key projects we discussed in the post. Stayed tuned for that :-) the same time our main goal,
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