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Welcome James Munns to the Leadership Council | Inside Rust Blog
Eric Huss on behalf of Leadership Council · 2024-05-28 · via Rust Blog

The Leadership Council would like to welcome James Munns as the new representative of the Launching Pad. JP will be stepping down for personal reasons. We are very grateful for JP being a part of the Leadership Council since its beginning.

The Launching Pad is a top-level umbrella team which collects all the teams and working groups that are not directly associated with any other top-level team. It includes groups such as the Embedded devices Working Group, which James has been a part of for several years.

We're looking forward to working with James in his new role!

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