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 == Chris Hofmann ==
-As director of engineering and Special Projects at the Mozilla Foundation and Corporation, Chris Hofmann has spearheaded the research and development work of thousands of open source contributors around the world.
+As Director of Engineering and then Special Projects at the Mozilla Foundation and Corporation since 2003, Chris Hofmann has spearheaded the research and development work of thousands of open source contributors around the world.
-A Netscape employee before joining Mozilla full-time, Chris contributed to every Netscape and Mozilla browser release since 1996.
+A Netscape employee before joining Mozilla, Chris contributed to every Netscape and Mozilla browser release since 1996.
-The first employee at the Mozilla Foundation in August 2003, Chris led a small but devoted team of top engineers to establish the Mozilla Foundation as an independent and self-sustaining organization.
+As the first employee at the Mozilla Foundation in August 2003, Chris led a small but devoted team of the original ten engineers that established the Mozilla Foundation as an independent and self-sustaining organization.
-In 2004, Chris managed and executed the first worldwide release of Mozilla Firefox 1.0, which launched that November.  Firefox 1.0 helped to fulfill the Mozilla Foundation’s goal of supporting open Web standards and provide innovation and choice for Internet client software and set Firefox on a path to remarkable marketshare growth over the last several years.
+In 2004, Chris managed and executed the first worldwide release of Mozilla Firefox 1.0.  Firefox 1.0 helped to fulfill the Mozilla Foundation’s goal of supporting open Web standards and provide innovation and choice for Internet client software and set Firefox on a path to remarkable market share growth over the last several years.
-Chris now develops partnerships with companies that test, develop and distribute Mozilla technology in a variety of ways.   He also helps to build out the Mozilla communities around the world that are involved with localization of Firefox in to over 40 languages, and provide support to Firefox users.  He engages with security researchers to help improve browser security, and works on a variety of mobile initiatives using the Mozilla technology.
+Chris now helps to build and strengthen Mozilla communities around the world. These contributors and communities are involved with localization of Firefox in to over 86 languages, extend Firefox with Addons, and provide support to Firefox users.  He engages with security researchers to help improve browser security and manages Mozilla's Security Bug Bounty Program.  He is also interested in engaging, helping, and promoting the work done in companies and large institutions to deploy Firefox use and Mozilla technology.
-Favorite Mozilla Moment:
-Popping the cork on the bottle of champagne when the Firefox and Thunderbird 1.0 download packages were added to the Mozilla Web site and the first downloads started to trickle in.  Seeing the turn around in market share growth for Firefox has been a tremendous success story for the Foundation and the project.
 == Asa Dotzler ==
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 == Ben Goodger ==
-Ben Goodger is a lead developer for Mozilla�s Firefox web browser. He does everything from scheduling milestones to tinkering directly with products and capabilities. Ben is passionate about details and making things easier for users.
+Ben Goodger is a lead developer for Mozilla’s Firefox web browser. He does everything from scheduling milestones to tinkering directly with products and capabilities. Ben is passionate about details and making things easier for users.
 Ben led the launch of the Firefox web browser, which has resulted in more than 53 million (as of May 2005) Firefox downloads since November 2004. Ben has been crucial to the creation of the Extension System and has made significant contributions to the Software Update System, Windows Shell integration, the Download user interface, the Options user interface and many other features.
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 == Axel Hecht ==
-A member of Mozilla Europe’s board of directors, Axel Hecht is coordinating the localization of Mozilla applications worldwide on behalf of the Mozilla Corporation. Axel started contributing to Mozilla in 1999, working on XSLT. He has been the module owner of RDF since 2004, steering the development of this backend component towards standards compliance, performance and applicability to web applications. His focus is in developing Mozilla as a platform for web applications as well as lightweight, cross-platform and localizable applications on the client. Axel also started the European annual developer meetings in 2000 and has been a central figure in the European developer community ever since. Recently, he participated in bringing localizations of Firefox into the primary source repository, integrating platform and application development communities with the localization communities around the world.
+A member of Mozilla Europe’s board of directors, Axel Hecht is coordinating the localization of Mozilla applications worldwide on behalf of the Mozilla Corporation. Axel started contributing to Mozilla in 1999, working on XSLT. He has been the module owner of RDF since 2004, steering the development of this backend component towards standards compliance, performance and applicability to web applications. His focus is in developing Mozilla as a platform for web applications as well as lightweight, cross-platform and localizable applications on the client. Axel also started the European annual developer meetings in 2000 and has been a central figure in the European developer community ever since. He participated in bringing localizations of Firefox into the primary source repository, integrating platform and application development communities with the localization communities around the world.
 Axel received a degree in physics from the University of Stuttgart and a doctorate in mathematics from the University of Kiel. After a research position with the Department of Applied Mathematics at Humboldt University in Berlin, he is now working for the Mozilla Corporation.