Landis joined Bendable Labs after helping libraries and community groups across Maine create a lifelong learning network as part of an initiative led by the Drucker Institute. A graduate of Colorado College, he has worked at Food to Power, a Colorado Springs food justice organization; on a congressional campaign focused on building a greener economy in New Mexico; and as an AmeriCorps member, assisting students in implementing solutions to problems facing their local communities. In his current role with Bendable Labs, Landis drives the design and implementation of systems and processes to help ensure our community-of-practice clients, as well as our own remote team, work cohesively and efficiently. When he’s not mind-mapping in Miro or database developing in Notion, he can be found rollerblading, jumping in Maine’s ocean or biking somewhere beautiful.