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5	5	[[Twitter>>url:https://twitter.com/cra]] | [[GitHub>>url:https://github.com/caniszczyk]] | [[LinkedIn>>url:http://www.linkedin.com/in/caniszczyk]]
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7		-Chris Aniszczyk ([[@cra>>url:https://twitter.com/cra]]) is an engineer by trade with a passion for open source and building communities. He currently is serving as Executive Director of the [[Open Container Initiative>>url:https://opencontainers.org]] (OCI) and CTO of the [[Cloud Native Computing Foundation>>url:http://cncf.io]] (CNCF) which is one of the fast growing open source foundations of all time. He is also a co-founder of the [[TODO Group>>url:http://todogroup.org]] which aims to spread best practices around open source program management across the industry.
	7	+Chris Aniszczyk ([[@cra>>url:https://twitter.com/cra]]) is an engineer by trade with a passion for open source and building communities. He currently is serving as Executive Director of the [[Open Container Initiative>>url:https://opencontainers.org]] (OCI) and CTO of the [[Cloud Native Computing Foundation>>url:http://cncf.io]] (CNCF) which is one of the fast growing open source foundations of all time. He is also a co-founder of the [[TODO Group>>url:http://todogroup.org]] which aims to spread best practices around open source program management across the industry, see the TODO guides for more information: [[https:~~/~~/todogroup.org/guides/>>url:https://todogroup.org/guides/]]
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9	9	At Twitter, he created their open source program ([[@TwitterOSS>>url:https://twitter.com/twitteross]]) and led their open source efforts for many years. He has served for nearly a decade on the Eclipse Foundation's Board of Directors representing the committer community and also served on the Java Community Process (JCP) organization. In a previous life, he bootstrapped a consulting company, made many mistakes, lead and hacked on many eclipse.org and Gentoo/Fedora Linux related projects. In his spare time, you'll find him doing yoga, writing, running or cycling.
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21	21	It's time the OSI grows to evolve with some of these changes. In terms of my platform, my focus areas will be:
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23		-* Fund an OSI Program Manager to help support the OSI Affiliate Organizations, by first surveying their needs and then expand programs to help affiliates.
24		-* Help the OSI invest in attracting more corporate members and creating programs for corporate members to give them a voice in OSI given how much they depend on open source
25		-* Help the OSI formulate a program to give a voice to governments who are increasingly defining open source policies
	23	+* Find a full time OSI Program Manager to help support the OSI Affiliate Organizations, by first surveying their needs and then expand programs to help affiliates.
	24	+* Find a full time OSI Executive Director to help lead the organization away from volunteerism to full time professional staff that can support the growing open source movement.
	25	+* Help the OSI invest in attracting more corporate members and creating programs for corporate members to give them a voice in OSI.
	26	+* Help the OSI formulate a program to give a voice to governments who are increasingly defining open source policies.
26	26	* Invest in showing up at more open source conferences and events (e.g., a booth) to spread awareness of the organization. I would also like to see the OSI help build out an event focused on the affiliate organizations, bring the affiliates together to see if there are some unique ways to collaborate across organizations and even industries.
27	27	* Invest in modern fundraising techniques. I would like to see OSI perform modern fundraising through social networks and other websites to meet interested potential members where they already are. It's critical that the OSI increases its funding to hire more professional staff to help protect and sustain open source.
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