Morgan Smith is a founder and experiential travel concierge with nine years of cross-disciplinary experience blending consulting, go-to-market strategy, and storytelling to design effortless small-group retreats and bespoke travel through Alderhouse. Formerly a managing director at a B2B strategy firm and host of a widely followed B2B show that amassed millions of watch minutes and 15,000+ followers, Morgan pairs executive-level commercial fluency with a knack for curating memorable, operationally tight experiences. Earlier roles in economic development and public policy honed a data-driven approach to strategy and stakeholder alignment, while freelance web work and open-source contributions to Emacs keybindings show a hands-on technical curiosity. Based in Denver, Morgan is known for treating people well, obsessing over the details that make experiences feel effortless, and judging taquerías by their al pastor — a small telling detail that speaks to his love of craft and taste.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Freelancer's Workshop Copywriting Workshop Story Skills Workshop, Freelancer's Workshop Copywriting Workshop Story Skills Workshop at Akimbo
BA Economics & Public Policy, BA Economics & Public Policy at University of Denver
Contributions:2 reviews, 9 commits, 5 PRs in 7 months
Contributions summary:Morgan primarily contributed to the `evil-collection` repository, which provides keybindings for the Emacs editor. Their work focused on adapting and refining keybindings for various Emacs modes, particularly `gnus` (newsreader) and `compile`. The commits involve modifying Emacs Lisp code to map keys, fix issues, and tidy up bindings. The user's changes affected the user's interaction with the Emacs editor across different modes.
Contributions:437 commits, 283 pushes, 1 branch in 3 years 7 months
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