Re: [v6ops] Adding Nick Buraglio as a 3rd V6OPS chair….

Congratulations Nick!

Thanks,

Paolo Nero

On Thu, Dec 7, 2023, 20:40 Warren Kumari <warren@kumari.net> wrote:

> Dear V6OPS,
>
> An ongoing concern concern of mine is the long-term health and stability
> of the IETF. Much of this involves newcomers to the IETF, and part of this
> involves the "leadership pipeline"[0]. As part of the latter, I've been
> slowly adding 3rd chairs to many of my WGs.  This included V6OPS, which had
> 3 chairs until Fred Baker stepped down in August last year.
>
> A 3rd chair provides a number of advantages, including: increasing the
> pool of participants with chairing experience; the new chair gets training
> and mentoring from the two established chairs (imo much better than having
> a new chair trained by just one chair);  it better spreads the load and
> helps with temporary load issues;  it is harder for 3 people to get
> deadlocked than two.
>
> So, I'm happy to appoint Nick Buraglio as a third chair for V6OPS. I've
> discussed this with the current chairs (Ron and XiPeng); they both
> expressed strong support, and a willingness to help mentor / show Nick the
> ropes.
>
> Nick currently works for the US Department of Energy Energy Sciences
> Network (ESnet), and is the implementation and community of practice lead
> for the IPv6-only mandate for the US Department of Energy, and is an active
> participant in the USG IPv6-only task force.
>
>
> W
> [0]:
> https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/v6ops/6LDoo2AJgvX7dqQgTlocRTiJ1IU/
>
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