The Linux Foundation is a non-profit technology consortium founded in 2000 as a merger between Open Source Development Labs and the Free Standards Group to standardize Linux, support its growth, and promote its commercial adoption.

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Jim Zemlin

Anane Ebenezer

Susan Remmert

Emily Ruf Cmp

Jillian Hall

Carolyn Ingalls

Alessandra Amato Dutra

Anisha Sharma

Jen Shelby

Riyaz Hyder Mohiyuddeen

Karen Copenhaver

Alex Thornton

Omkhar Arasaratnam

Ranny Haiby

Hart Montgomery

Daniel Scales

Jory Burson

Joanna Lee

Sumer Johal

Todd Moore

Angela Brown

Daniela Barbosa

Priyanka Sharma

Kate Stewart

Calista Redmond

Hilary Carter

Mike Woster

Arpit Joshipura

Dan Cauchy

Clyde Seepersad

Nirav Patel

Gabriele Columbro

Michael Dolan

Stephen Hendrick

Andy Updegrove

Stephanie Wigle

Heather Kirksey

Robin Ginn

The Product Development Team at The Linux Foundation focuses on designing, developing, and optimizing innovative software solutions and tools that enhance the Linux ecosystem. They collaborate across disciplines, integrating input from developers and stakeholders to drive projects that facilitate community growth, improve cloud services, and ensure the quality and performance of Linux-based software. Their work promotes the adoption and scalability of open-source technologies in various industries.

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