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+Hello Everyone,
+
+I have been a member of the TC for 2 terms now, and I am running again for
+another term on the TC.
+
+I have been involved in OpenStack as a developer, operator, PTL, and TC member
+for a long time, and I think that I can continue to contribute to the community
+on the TC.
+
+I worked as the technical lead for the System Operations team in Verizon Cloud
+Platform, where we ran 90+ OpenStack installs across the world, ranging from
+3 compute micro regions where we needed edge style compute, to much larger
+footprints for core regions in the US. This gave me a unique viewpoint on how
+people use OpenStack for both small scale, and for large, real time mission
+critical telecommunications applications.
+
+Further back in my career, I was part of a team that ran the DNSaaS service in
+HP Cloud (based on Designate of course), which combined with my current role
+in Azure, where I am looking at how people use both on prem and external
+clouds, gives me a good insight into the needs of a cloud provider.
+
+My main focus over the last term has been trying to get a co-ordinated way for
+organizations to contribute to OpenStack - Graham's soap box at the Board
+face to face meetings has become a regular event. Thankfully, I think this
+has helped push this forward, and I know I have seen people getting involved
+in the projects I keep an eye on.
+
+I have also been involved in the design discussions around `Project Teapot`_
+which I think is a great way for OpenStack to help people scale and manage
+their data centers, while providing the services modern applications are
+starting to use. I firmly believe that something like Teapot is an important
+focus of development for OpenStack.
+
+I think the new `ideas repo`_ is a fantastic idea and encourage people to put
+what ever they think is a good idea for OpenStack in there. I will definitely
+be putting up some of the ideas I have talked about over the years in there.
+
+As a long time PTL of a project I know the pressures they can be under and can
+provide insight as we consider the future governance of the OpenStack project,
+and its sub projects.
+
+This has given me a lot of historical knowledge and context to why some things
+within our community are the way they are, and as we record this to avoid
+needing something as unreliable as a human brain (rst is a lot better :) ) I
+feel I can contribute to the discussion.
+
+Finally, I feel that over the years I have made it clear that I will speak out
+even if I know it will cause push back, and this has allowed me to receive
+frank and honest feedback from people in community who don't always wish to
+spend the mental energy, or pay the social tax of raising topics that can be
+controversial. I don't plan on changing this.
+
+Lastly, I have really enjoyed working in this community, it has given me a lot
+both personally and professionally, and I feel that I can still pay that back.
+If you agree, please vote for me in the up coming elections, if not please
+ask me questions in the next week or so, but for everyone, please vote for
+whoever you think will be the best for OpenStack.
+
+Thanks for taking the time to read this,
+
+- Graham
+
+
+.. _Project Teapot: https://governance.openstack.org/ideas/ideas/teapot/index.html
+.. _ideas repo: https://opendev.org/openstack/ideas
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