Community Leaders
People listed here, appearing on community videos, or in the GitHub repos should be assumed to be representing themselves, and not necessarily the companies they work for.
In an openly governed, open source project, leadership is organic. Anyone interested in following the governance and leading efforts across the various teams and focuses can become a prominent leader in the community.
The way to lead is to start something, help something, fix something...even spellcheck something! The way to lead is to get others to amplify what you are doing (best done by listening deeply to others first). The way to lead is to serve your own (and your company's) enlightened self interest. You should be able to directly see your time on this work lead to real impact for the adoption of this standard.
The Project Governance Board (PBG) serves as a cross-section of the community, with a representative from each sponsor organization, organized by OASIS.
Representing nonprofit organizations, multinational companies, leading startups, and the stakeholder community at-large, the PGB is accountable for ensuring the balance and integrity of the Baseline Protocol. The list of PGB members can be found here.
The Technical Steering Committee (TSC) is accountable to the Project Governance Board for managing conflicts and the Baseline Core Dev self-organization. The TSC is elected annually by the community through an election process organized by OASIS.
The group is responsible for reviewing and approving proper use of the grant funds, to ensure funds are allocated to valuable and appropriate work. The TSC meets regularly to set technical roadmaps and ensure progress of the community toward the ubiquitous implementation of the Baseline Protocol.
The list of members for the TSC for the period from November 2022 to November 2023 can be found here.
The standards team worked through most of 2021 to develop a world-class, technical specification for implementers of the Baseline Protocol specification. The draft is being shepherded through the OASIS process of review and amendments, culminating in becoming an official OASIS standard.
This team deserves high recognition from the community for its hard-toiling service and commitment to the Baseline Protocol.
Member | Company |
|---|---|
Anaïs OFranc | Consianimis |
Andreas Freund | ZK & L2 Consultant |
Kyle Thomas | Provide |
Daven Jones | Provide |
OASIS employs key personnel that support all the open standards and open source projects under its domain, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance maintains a team that supports EEA Community Projects such as the Baseline Protocol, and finally, member organizations such as ConsenSys Mesh have assigned key personnel specifically to manage the community.
Name | Organization |
|---|---|
Carol Geyer | OASIS |
Chet Ensign | OASIS |
Claudia Rauch | OASIS |
Paula Lowe | EEA |
Lillian Guinther | EEA |
Sonal Patel | ConsenSys Mesh |
AMD, EY, ChainLink, Core Convergence, ConsenSys, Duke University, Envision Blockchain, MakerDAO, Microsoft, Neocova, Splunk, Unibright, Provide, and W3BCLOUD.
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