Rich Redman

	Rich Redman Leadership Training - Marketing Experience - Gamer Passion Hello, and welcome to my website, the hub for all things me! On this site you'll find links to all the social media that I use. Professional Goal: To transport my skills, knowledge, and experience in marketing tabletop games to marketing other products or services.
I was not an early adopter of Facebook, but I'm astonished by how many high school friends I've found using it, and how many people that I served with are on it. Facebook has been a good way to stay in touch.	I use LinkedIn to network professionally. I keep my profile and status updated, and I spend some time every day trying to answer questions posted by other professionals.	I also share my expertise in leadership and marketing in my blog, which you can find by clicking on the graphic below.
	I use Twitter to share things that interest me - mostly dogs, leadership, marketing, and personal/professional development, but also entertainment news and humor. You can follow me on Twitter, or you can view my feed below.
In addition to being a die-hard gamer (tabletop, PC, and console), I'm a runner. I also enjoy strength training and yoga. Although I have practiced judo, fencing, Uechi-ryu karate, and tai-chi chuan in the past, I'm not currently practicing a martial art. I like to cook, especially on the grill. I walk my dogs everyday, and combine it with obedience training.	I helped found this company, and worked on many of its products:	I'm a man blessed with a lot of friends. I worked for Wizards of the Coast for about thirteen years. I got to manage their customer service department, write for their roleplaying games (including Marvel Super Heroes, Alternity, Dark*Matter, Star Wars, Dungeons & Dragons, and d20 Modern), and manage the Dungeons & Dragons license. Good times!
	Click the icon to send e-mail! About the Red Six: "Red 6" was my radio call sign as a tank platoon leader. "There's something about the profession of arms. It's like a religion. You can't shake it." -James Cagney as Captain Flagg, in What Price Glory, 1952.