On Thu, Nov 30, 2023 at 10:27 AM Marcos Sanz via opensource-wg < opensource-wg@ripe.net> wrote:
Dear all,
as explained today during the working group session, three people have volunteered to fill the one open co-chair vacancy. Sorted by sha256() over their full name, the candidates are
-Christian Scheele
-Luka Perkov
-Sasha Romijn
Big thanks to all of them for their offer to support the community, we are happy to see such an interest! The candidates have introduced themselves and their motivations also during today’s session. In case you missed it, you can watch the specific recordings here:
https://ripe87.ripe.net/archives/video/1214
https://ripe87.ripe.net/archives/video/1217
Now this is a public call for support of the candidates, open for TWO WEEKS starting now and ENDING 14th December (EOB UTC). If you want to support one (or more) candidate(s), please send a public message doing so to this mailing list. Statements of support cannot be anonymous, so please finish the e-mail with your name.
It’s also possible (even helpful) to support more than one candidate (to be able to break potential ties). If you’d wish to do so, please deliver your statement of support with the candidate names sorted by preference.
Now it’s your time to contribute by choosing the new co-chair: help the community!
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Greetings to all, wholeheartedly, my support goes to Mr. Luka Perkov. As a lifelong consultant, through the last two decades being heavily involved in the renewable energy business, I have had multiple touching points with Luka on numerous projects where powerplants and networks got intersected, and have never been let down in the process of his diligence and knowledge focused on the projects. Therefore, my vote goes to: 1. Luka Perkov With my very best wishes to everyone, Dražen Petrušić