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Rachel Sheila Kan is a Change maker, Speaker, Author, Educator and Business developer in the Circular and Regenerative domain of Fashion. She is the founder of Circular Earth, a boutique Circularity Consultancy, and co-founded Real Circularity. Rachel also founded The Ecosystem Incubator, a collaborative working to create the future. With two decades of experience in design, product development, project management, and design management in fashion, she also lectures in the Business domain of Sustainability and Ethics as well as Business Development. Rachel is passionate about applying Circularity and collaboration to transform the fashion industry. She is the co-author of ”Real Circularity” and is a sought after lecturer, speaker and consultant in the areas of Sustainability, Circularity, Regenerative and living systems.

Sean Breslin is originally from the U.K. and emigrated to Japan in 2001 after completing a B.A. Honours in Japanese language. He lived for a year on Shikoku before cycling to Kasugai in 2002, where he has lived since, with the exception of a few years in Inuyama. He enjoys photography, hiking, walking, and cycling across central Japan. He created his website to share photos and as a digital archive of his life for his daughter. He works as an English teacher and runs a school with his wife. He values being outdoors and exploring nature.

Moran Fong is an INFJ personality type who is passionate about cutting-edge technology, the internet, and society. They enjoy consuming diverse information and use their blog to document their life and various thoughts. Moran is interested in AI and technology and expresses a past desire to pursue a career in news. They value sincerity, even online, and appreciate the interesting individuals that make the internet a vibrant space.

Abdullah Gulabi is a curious engineer who enjoys tackling engineering and business challenges. He believes in privacy, ownership of personal data, and sharing and building our collective body of knowledge. He currently works on transforming the AEC industry with Dassault Systèmes as a Business Value Consultant. Previously, he has experience in digital transformation of steel fabrication industries, offsite modular rebar, data centre design and engineering, industrial and infrastructure projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, and consulting. He publishes a blog oriented towards starting a dialogue with young Turkish professionals, sharing snippets of life as an engineer.

Brydon is a builder who shares his journey, including both successes and challenges, in his newsletter. He is interested in the human side of creating. He attended the University of Guelph and graduated from Engineering Systems and Computing. He started his first company, Jerkwater Designs, in 1993 and later founded Core Interaction to build websites. He conceived of and ran the first Ontario Startup Train and opened ThreeFortyNine Coworking in Guelph. He also launched 20Skaters Hockey.

Nate Berkopec makes Ruby apps faster across the entire stack. He is the proprietor of Speedshop, a Ruby on Rails performance consultancy. Nate is a contributor to several open source projects, such as Puma and Ruby on Rails. He appeared on Shark Tank when he was nineteen.

Baudaffi is a coder with a passion for computers since childhood. This passion led them to earn a degree in Computer Science. Initially drawn to the video game industry, they later transitioned to explore other areas and left a large city office to return to the slow pace of the Tuscan province. Baudaffi specializes in microservices, automation, and integration.

Darshana Khichi is a full-stack engineer with 7 years of experience bringing websites and mobile apps to life. She is the founder of Workbudz, a consultancy startup created during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide tech support, project management, and software development to businesses. Darshana has a passion for philosophy, stoicism, and empowering women in tech. In her free time, she enjoys watching Korean dramas and spending time with her cat, Molly.

Andrew McCluskey is a Creator / Contributor at musicto, a global community that connects people across cultures, nations, and generations. He writes about topics ranging from the evolution of musicto to leadership, community building, and on-chain music. He also shares insights from his experience in retail management, drawing parallels between running retail stores and other complex operations.

Jarrod Urban's personal website serves as the central hub for his online identity. He encourages visitors to explore the site to learn more about him and his activities. He also utilizes a Keyoxide profile to verify his various online accounts and asks that any unverified accounts be reported to him directly.

Matthias Schaub, also known as ~talfus-laddus, maintains this personal website. He shares updates on his current activities on his now page. He blogs about various subjects on his personal blog and curates articles he finds valuable on his links and tech blog.

Miguel is a programmer who writes about programming and side projects on his blog. He is the creator of the Grotsky programming language, which is implemented in Rust. The blog's engine is written with Grotsky and generates static HTML files.

Rodolpho Arruda is a seasoned product and project manager and a serial startup entrepreneur. He began his career in IT in 1993 and has since worked in project management, online learning, and tech startups. He currently works for Tautos, developing lightweight CRUD SaaS. Rodolpho enjoys cycling, programming, reading, and spending time with his two children. He is also a retired 2nd-degree Aikido black belt and has a passion for Free Open Source Software. He is married to his wife, Ana.

Tim Grahl is an author and the CEO and Publisher at Story Grid. He has been involved in publishing for 15 years. As a book marketing consultant, he has helped numerous books reach bestseller lists, including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. He is the author of six books, including Running Down a Dream and Your First 1000 Copies. His new novel, The Shithead, is now available.

Chad, also known as The Cat Chaddy, is an author, animal rights advocate, and self-described obsessive cat dad. He is the creator of The Cat Chaddy website, with the mission to save the lives of one million cats through education, volunteering, fundraising, TNR, financial contributions, and fostering/adopting rescues. His goal is to help cat owners understand their feline companions better, strengthening the bond between them and fostering mutual love and respect.

Dan Vollink has over 40 years of business development experience with both products and services. Now semi-retired, he shares his experience, including successes and failures, through resources like his resumes, startup details, business development notes, and 'Nudgits' for small business owners. He also provides independent studies and personal recommendations. Currently, he is focusing on new projects and initiatives.

Henry Solorzano is a photographer born and raised in New York City. He has always had a camera in his hand, capturing the world around him. Fascinated by the hidden beauty in ordinary moments and urban landscapes, he now roams the world with his Olympus Mark IV, documenting life as it unfolds. Street photography is his passion, a way of connecting with the world and sharing perspectives. He invites viewers to see the world through his eyes, through candid moments, urban textures, and the beautiful chaos of city life.

J. Alan Henning is the author behind Troy Press, a publisher of free and PWYW role-playing games, print-and-play games, and books. He also shares market research into the tabletop gaming industry on the Troy Press website. He can be reached via Mastodon at @jalanhenning@dice.camp.

Oskar Sharipov is a digital nomad, Asia traveler, and software engineer. He enjoys climbing and late evening jogs. He updates his "now" page monthly with information about his current life and location, and his "where" page tracks his movements. He can be contacted via email.