People of the Community

Jun 16, 12:30 – 1:30 PM (UTC)

Mohali ->

Virtual event
EducationEngagementEvent ManagementLeadership Development

About this event

People of the Community ft. Shrawan Saproo, DevRel & Community @ Nasiko and Founder @ The API Community, for an insightful conversation on the role of people in shaping thriving communities.

At the heart of every successful community are the people who contribute their ideas, experiences, and perspectives. In this episode of People of the Community, host Manik welcomes Shrawan Saproo, DevRel and Community Associate, for an insightful conversation on the role of people in shaping thriving communities.

Together, they explore how community builders can create environments where members feel heard, valued, and empowered to contribute. The discussion dives into the importance of collecting feedback, acting on member suggestions, and building trust through transparency and collaboration. Shrawan also shares his experiences from the DevRel and community space, highlighting practical approaches to fostering engagement and turning community insights into meaningful improvements.

Whether you're a community manager, DevRel professional, founder, student leader, or someone passionate about building meaningful connections, this conversation offers valuable lessons on creating communities that grow with their members—not just for them.

Key topics include:

- The relationship between people and community growth

- Why member feedback is essential for long-term success

- Creating effective feedback and communication channels

- Building trust through transparency and action

- Lessons from DevRel and community management

- Practical strategies for creating member-driven communities

Join us for a conversation on how listening to your community can transform it into a place where people don't just participate—they belong, contribute, and help shape its future.

Speaker

  • Shrawan Saproo

    Nasiko

    DevRel & Community

Host

  • Manik .

    CMX

    Chapter Director