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## Why me?
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When Michelle Noorali nominated me, it took me off guard. I had considered running, but wasn't sure if it was the right place for me to focus my efforts in the community, since I already wear a lot of hats. As I got more familiar with the specific mission, goals, and responsibilities, I realized that it's a perfect fit for what I do best. The steering committee represents a unique convergence of my passion for servant leadership, organizational dynamics, inclusion, advocacy, and process optimization. It's always my highest purpose to be a voice and advocate for those I serve. And, if elected, I will faithfully serve the ever-changing, sometimes divergent, and always important needs of the Kubernetes community.
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The steering committee represents a unique convergence of my passion for servant leadership, organizational dynamics, inclusion, advocacy, and process optimization. It's always my highest purpose to be a voice and advocate for those I serve. And, if elected, I will faithfully serve the ever-changing, sometimes divergent, and always important needs of the Kubernetes community.
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## Servant leadership
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## Career
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I've been in love with systems, networks, and the human elements of interconnectivity since I was a SysOp on a BBS as a teenager. My first hack was in grade school, making the Oregon Trail game say naughty things. In the time since, I have been a systems and network engineer, and held several engineering management directorships at companies large and small. At Microsoft, all I do is Kubernetes, so I definitely have the organizational support to carry out my duties on the committee. I write and speak about organizational agility, DevOps, and yep, Kubernetes!
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I've been in love with systems, networks, and the human elements of interconnectivity since I was a SysOp on a BBS as a teenager. My first hack was in grade school, making the Oregon Trail game say naughty things. In the time since, I have been a systems and network engineer, and held several engineering management directorships at companies large and small. At Microsoft, all I do is Kubernetes, so I definitely have the organizational support to carry out my duties on the committee.
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