All members of the PSF are nominated by an existing member for their work in the Python community. We have quite a diverse set of community members joining us this year, with representation across many countries and individuals contributing to many areas of the Python world.
As with years past, a group of individuals known for their contributions of code, either to Python implementations or other projects in the Python ecosystem, were elected. We also have a number of members recognized for their work with PyCon and other Python conferences around the world. Community effort is another theme and we have several members known for their work building and expanding their local Python communities as well as the global community.
Please join us in welcoming all of the new members to the Foundation!
- Érico Andrei
- Kamon Ayeva
- Reimar Bauer
- Diana Clarke
- Robert Collins
- Simon Cross
- Katie Cunningham
- Kushal Das
- Ned Deily
- Jeremy Dunck
- Emmanuelle Gouillart
- Olivier Grisel
- Eric Holscher
- Mathieu Leduc-Hamel
- Chris Neugebauer
- Terri Oda
- Jason Pellerin
- Lynn Root
- Osvaldo Santana
- Hynek Schlawack
- Anthony Scopatz
- Barbara Shaurette
- Gael Varoquaux
- Stefan van der Walt
- Stephane Wirtel
The Board of Directors also held elections, and the spots of departing members were filled. The Foundation wishes to thank Steve Holden, Andrew Kuchling, and Martin von Löwis for all of their time devoted to Python, the PSF, and to its board over all of their long tenures with the organization.
Eight board members were re-elected to their positions, and three new members were elected to join the board under Van Lindberg's chairmanship. The new board members are:
- Brett Cannon
- Alex Gaynor
- Lynn Root
The full membership list is available at http://www.python.org/psf/members/.