Archive for March, 2007

Contact Us

There are a number of ways to contact the Kinzin team. Based on your question or needs, please choose the appropriate email address below. We’ll do our best to respond in a timely manner.

Feedback
We’re working hard to create the kind of place that you and your family will want to use on a daily basis. If you have any suggestions as to how we can improve your Kinzin experience, we’d love to hear about it. Simply email us at feedback@kinzin.com

Media Contact
News media can direct all inquiries concerning Kinzin to pr@kinzin.com.

Technical Support
If you are experiencing technical difficulty please visit our FAQs section or contact us at support@kinzin.com.

Bug Reporting
If you found a little glitch in our system (something that’s just not working right), please contact us at bug@kinzin.com.

The Kinzin Blog
If you are interested in contributing something to Kinzin’s blog or have a related question, please contact us at blog@kinzin.com.

Billing or eCommerce
If you have any questions about billing or payment for a product or service you ordered, please contact us at billing@kinzin.com.

Careers
If you’d like to become part of the Kinzin family, please forward your resume and cover letter to community@kinzin.com.

Partnership
Kinzin is always on the lookout for partners that possess a pioneering spirit and share a similar goal: help families connect, share, and protect. If you are interested in exploring a partnership with Kinzin, please contact us at partner@kinzin.com.

Privacy Issues
If you have any questions about our privacy policies, please visit our privacy page or contact us at privacy@kinzin.com.

Inappropriate Content
To report inappropriate content, including copyright violations, on Kinzin.com, please contact your family’s administrator or email us at content@kinzin.com.

Mailing Address
Kinzin
c/o Uniserve Communications Corp
Suite 458, Bentall 5,
550 Burrard Street,
Box 58,
Vancouver, BC,
V6C 2B5

About Kinzin

Kinzin helps close friends and families create virtual private social networks for connecting, communicating, and sharing. It is an online gathering place for families that is safe and secure.

Meet the Kinzin Family and visit The Kinzin Blog.

At Kinzin, you can:

Connect … Stay in touch with all the family’s latest news, watch the kids grow and give everyone a convenient, easy way to peek in on each others’ lives.

Share … Make the most of your photos and stories by creating family newsletters, memory books, journals and much more. Get to know your family in a whole new way—share activities, traditions, recipes, craft ideas and new discoveries.

Protect … Invite your own circle of friends and family to gather in a safe, private environment—from cousins, nephews and nieces, grandparents and everyone in between.

To explore Kinzin’s features and get started, visit our Features page.

Penguins having fun.

Meet The Kinzin Family

The Kinzin Team is a coming-together of some of North America’s most prominent social media and Web 2.0 innovators and idea-rich, family-driven moms and dads.
Kinzin Family

Michael Fergusson - Founder and Leader of The Kinzin Team
For nearly fifteen years, I’ve been building internet-related products and companies to fuel my deep passion for uniting the technical and the social, using technology to change people’s lives for the better. I have friends and family all over the world: Spain, Jamaica, England, Australia, South Africa, as well as all across Canada and the US. To me, Kinzin is a perfect way for a family like ours to create a space where we can share our lives and experiences, even though we’re separated by time and distance. My four (smart, strong, beautiful) children are growing up quickly, and it’s important to me to capture those memories where I can, and share them with my friends and family in safety and privacy. I built Kinzin for myself and my family, and I’m proud to be part of it.

Paul Prescod - Director of Application Development (DAD)
I am (chronologically speaking) a son, brother, husband and father. After years of building enterprise software, I’m happy to make something family-oriented. I am especially thrilled with my position as Director of Application Development (DAD). I have instilled in the Kinzin team the same discipline and obedience accorded by my two year old daughter. If it were not for enthusiasm and professionalism, things might get messy…

Julie Gendron - Participation Designer
I would like to enable people to create their own culture and communities.
My main inspiration in life is to create experiences for people that allow them to explore and create. Currently, I am doing this by working as Kinzin’s Interactive Designer and by creating artworks for people to play with.

I completed my graduate work in Art, Design and Technology at Concordia University specializing in Participatory Design. Previous to this, I completed and lead numerous projects that consider accessibility, playfulness, learning, change and community. I have gratefully received awards and grants from the Canada Council for the Arts, British Columbia Art Council, Centre interuniversitaire des arts mediatiques, Dora and Avi Morrow Award for Excellence in Visual Arts and BC Film. I’ve shared my work at various conferences in Canada, Australia and the US.

Frank Lee - User Experience Designer
I enjoy solving problems by making the user experience easier to use and more desirable. I have a comprehensive background in software engineering, interaction design, project management, art and photography.

Connect with the Kinzin’s community news on Kinzin’s Magazine, The Zin, which is currently having a minor face-lift and will be coming to a web browser near you soon.

We know how tough it can be to keep in touch with a geographically dispersed family—we want to share our adventures, our kids and our traditions, and also be able to participate in on the lives of the far-off adventurers in our midst.

We’re passionate about developing tools, planners and creative outlets that help our families (and yours!) stay effortlessly connected—no matter how busy our lives become.




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