Re: PostgreSQL Europe 2025 Elections - Nominations Open

Hello all,

I would like to nominate Federico Campoli.

Cheers
Boriss
PS: The nomination is not motivated by Federico's efforts to promote the
correct ingredients of the Carbonara, but for his contributions to the
Postgres community

On Wed, 22 Jan 2025 at 11:08, Dave Page <dpage(at)pgadmin(dot)org> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> The 2025 election for the board of directors of PostgreSQL Europe is now
> entering its first active phase: nominations. This time, Andreas 'ads'
> Scherbaum will be stepping down. He, along with other members of PostgreSQL
> Europe are invited to stand for (re)election.
>
> From today until February 5th, 23:59 CET, we are open for nominations for
> the one board position being elected this year. For a member to be a
> candidate in the election, they must be nominated by a current member and
> seconded by another. It is possible to nominate yourself. There is no limit
> on the number of people you can nominate.
>
> If you wish to nominate somebody other than yourself, we suggest you
> contact this person beforehand and ensure that they are willing to be
> elected.
>
> To nominate somebody, send an email to pgeu-general(at)lists(dot)postgresql(dot)org
> with the name of the person being nominated. To second a nomination, just
> reply to this email and say so. Only one second is required for each
> nomination.
>
> If you have been nominated and seconded, please send a short introduction
> about yourself to elections(at)postgresql(dot)eu - this will be posted along
> with all other introductions when the voting phase begins on February 12th.
> If this introduction has not been sent in by February 11th, your candidacy
> will be considered invalid and dropped from the election. For this reason,
> make sure you have received confirmation (from a human) that this email has
> arrived, and if it hasn't, contact any of the current board members to make
> sure you're not getting incorrectly dropped. Please do not send this
> introduction to the general list, just to elections(at)postgresql(dot)eu.
>
> For full details about the election procedures, please see
> https://www.postgresql.eu/about/elections/
>
> Thank you,
> Dave Page, on behalf of the PostgreSQL Europe board
>