Global Network of Technology Evangelists

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Global Network of Technology Evangelists or GNoTE is a not-for-profit global network of Technology Evangelists founded in 2006 in Silicon Valley, California, U.S. by Technology Evangelists from Microsoft, Sun and Yahoo!. GNoTE is affiliated with SDForum, and its Board of Directors include Guy Kawasaki and Susan-Lucas Conwell.

GNoTE's mission is to evangelize evangelism - to foster the concept of evangelism in the technology industry and academia worldwide. GNoTE's vision is to have a directory of all Technology Evangelists.

GNoTE's inaugral conference, called GNoTECon is planned for December 4, 2006 in Santa Clara, CA.