Hello dear Asana community,
Has anyone some experience and feedback with the establishment of the adoption alliance / Asana heroes within an organization, according to the change management guide suggested by Asana?
Which tasks for instance do you give to the **Convention-setter, the Awareness-builder, and the Success-celebrator?
For the convention setter, it is a bit clearer, but it is more difficult for me to imagine the two other roles’ tasks.. so any feedback would be awesome 
Hi @Gilles, thanks for reaching out!
Great question! According to this article in our Guide, we have the following definition for each role:
- Convention-setter —Establishes basic rules about how you’ll use Asana and answers questions teammates have along the way.
I’d say this person should constructively re-direct teammates when they forget about established conventions.
- Awareness-builder —Communicates the “Why Asana” goal statement and helps the team feel bought in.
This person can be in charge of sharing our “getting started” resources** to help teammates learn the basics.
- Success-celebrator —Recognizes and celebrates wins throughout the process to keep the team motivated. This person can create a monthly
Lastly, I’d say this person can create incentives or celebration systems for learning and using Asana. It’s important to set up a safe space where people can play with features.
I hope this helps and I’m curious to read what others can share here! 
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Thank you @Emily001, that’s a great first insight. I am also looking forward to hear the feedback of others!