should be available shortly
On Dec 18, 2010, at 12:47 AM, Nat wrote:

> Hi Don, 
> 
> Are you going to release the figures like in the previous years? 
> 
> http://openid.net/2008/12/27/openid-board-election-results/
> 
> Best, 
> 
> =nat via iPhone
> 
> On 2010/12/16, at 22:29, "Don Thibeau" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Dear Members,
>> 
>> Thank you for voting for those who will represent you at this pivotal time 
>> for OpenID. This is to introduce the newly elected community directors of 
>> the OpenID Foundation Board. In 2011 Brian Kissel and Allen Tom will be 
>> fulfilling the second year of their terms as community representatives.  
>> Marc Frons has resigned from the second year of his service because of 
>> pressing business issues at the New York Times.
>> 
>> Mike Jones, Chris Messina, Nat Sakimura and John Bradley bring deep domain 
>> expertise in online identity to their board service.  I think it’s fair to 
>> say their election reflects a community-wide acknowledgement of the 
>> consistency and quality of their contributions in recent years. The election 
>> of Kick Willemse and Axel Nennker signals an important shift towards more 
>> international leadership on the board. At last week’s Identity Next 
>> Conference and at the Identity Summit in Geneva, Nat, John, Kick and Axel 
>> led discussions expanding a more global view of OpenID's adoption and 
>> updating its technology with our colleagues in the EU. Nat, Mike, Kick and 
>> John have been elected to two years terms. David Recordon will represent 
>> Facebook in 2011.
>> 
>> It’s important to acknowledge the contributions of Luke Sheppard, Mike 
>> Ozburn, Dick Hardt, Joseph Smarr, Daniel Jacobson and Rob Harles. Each 
>> contributed the energy, talent and diversity of views that makes the 
>> foundation an occasionally frustrating, increasingly complex and unique 
>> resource in online identity.  Because of their efforts, the 2011 board 
>> starts the new year with a mandate for building momentum around the merged 
>> AB/Connect working group and the restructuring the OIDF to be a more 
>> effective, more international organization.
>> 
>>  
>> 
>> Technology development and board deliberations rarely follow a graceful 
>> upward curve. With the push / pull of competing business models and the 
>> cross jurisdictional impact of online identity, it’s easy to underestimate 
>> the time and commitment required of directors to reconcile corporate, 
>> community and global interests in a rapidly changing identity ecosystem. The 
>> board has important work to do right from the start of 2011.  It must 
>> leverage and deploy the unique assets of the foundation, its leadership as a 
>> convener of OpenID Summits , its authoritative voice in standards 
>> development, and most importantly its growing worldwide community.
>> 
>> This is to you to engage with this new board from the start. We will soon 
>> publish a calendar of OpenID Summits, reorganize our governance and advance 
>> the utility of our “product” through the AB/Connect working group.  Blog 
>> your views at openid.net, serve on work groups and contribute to the 
>> development of one of the most important technologies of our time.
>> 
>> Don Thibeau
>> Executive Director
>> openid.net
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>  
>> 
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