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| Ed Leaf ============== *New Board Member.* Ed knows Community, Business and Transparency. 1. Community Ed as been an active community member and leader for over 20 years.. Before Python he was well known in the online community Fox Pro support forums. Later he became the admin of the ProFox mail list. It is still in use today. In 2005 he started the Dabo project, an Open Source 3 tier desktop application stack. He talked about it at many local user groups, both Python and other disciplines, and 3 PyCons. It is still in use today by more than just me. (it prints the run sheets I use as part of my video workflow.) We may not have always agreed on everything, but you don't stay in in these positions for a decade without doing something right. 2. Business IBM, working on OpenStack, blogs about it: https://developer.rackspace.com/blog/openstack-miniconf-at-pycon-au-2013/ RackSpace, maintainer of the PyRax module. Independent Consultant - over 5 years of using Python for consulting projects. Microsoft – worked with the community to create MCP tests to evaluate a person's proficiency. 3. Transparency Dabo-dev is the public mail list of his flagship project's development discussions. It has had its share of flame wars and other undesirables, but he understands the value of keeping it public. OpenStack, his current full time job, has a documented transparency policy. “OpenStack favors disclosure and transparency to promote sharing and collaboration within the OpenStack community.” - https://www.openstack.org/legal/transparency-policy/ Meetings and discussions are held on public IRC channels, example: http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/irclogs/%23openstack-sdks/index.html Applicants have been disqualified from becoming an OpenStack Partner because their current practices were not transparent. ---- Simon Cross ============== *New Board Member.* 2012 PSF Community Service Award Simon Cross works at the Praekelt Foundation's Cape Town office on Vumi, an SMS and USSD messaging platform designed to operate at population scale. In his spare time he organizes PyConZA and participates in PyWeek. PyConZA now in its fifth year. Leader in the Cape Town Python User Group Simon’s efforts also extend around the Python community, where he’s a maintainer of Genshi and contributes to PyPy, among other projects. ---- Massimo Di Pierro ============== *New Board Member.* Massimo has a PhD in high energy physics and is a worldwide expert in high performance numerical algorithms (in particular parallel and Monte Carlo algorithms applied to physical and financial systems). He is the developer of the web2py web framework. He authored 3 books about the Python language and more then 69 reviewed publications. He has worked for the Department of Energy and he is currently a Professor at School of Computing of DePaul University and co-director of MS in Computational Finance. He is an elected members of the Python Software Foundation. M. Di Pierro, “Annotated Algorithms in Python” 2013 (388 pages, E4S Press, ISBN:978-0991160402; translated in Korean) eVote https://github.com/mdipierro/evote Electronic Voting Platform (used by the Python Software Foundation) • Full Professor at DePaul University (School of Computer Science) • Author of 3 books and 69 publications • Senior Engineer at camio.com (Full Stack developer, Vision, Machine Learning) • Run own consulting company: Experts4Solutions Inc. ---- James Powell ============== *New Board Member.* I work with open source data science tools, with a focus on technologies written in Python and applications of these technologies to problems in quantitative finance. I am interested in building a richer community surrounding these tools and technologies, and dedicate a significant amount of my time to organising events and groups that support this ecosystem. I have chaired a number of conferences, including over eight PyData (http://pydata.org) events, one regional Python conference (http://pygotham.org), two finance industry conferences (http://forpythonquants.com), and one data science and machine learning conference (http://opendatascicon.com) I have also given over 40 talks on advanced Python topics at over 25 conferences in over 8 countries. Organised and co-ordinated programmes supported by NumFOCUS (http://numfocus.org) including PyData (http://pydata.org), Women in Technology, and the John Hunter Fellowship. NumFOCUS Vice President |
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