Foundation

This is the project management wiki for the Mozilla Foundation team. Content on this page is organized around the Foundation team's (draft) 2010 plan, which has three main goals:

Mozilla Drumbeat. Introduce Drumbeat to the world. Build compelling projects and vibrant community.
Engagement. Strengthen Mozilla's position as the leading publicly supported charity building and protecting the open Internet.
Mozilla Core. Find simple and novel ways to make the existing Mozilla community more productive, cohesive and understandable.

Please see wiki.mozilla.org and Mozilla 2010 goals for a broad view of all Mozilla Project activities.

1. Mozilla Drumbeat

2. Engagement

www.mozilla.org
- Monthly planning meetings
- Overall site plan | Site roadmap
Fundraising and Engagement
- Current Namaroka Park campaign
- Fundrasing Study Interview

3. Mozilla Core

Governance
- List of open governance issues, with status
Mozilla Education
- Weekly status meetings
- education.mozilla.org
Bugzilla Innovation
- Design for RESTful HTTP API
- To enable innovation; implementation happening now
Accessibility and Inclusive Design
- Proposed accessibility strategy

Planning etc.

Mozilla Foundation 2010 program and ops plans
2009 planning page (outdated)
- 2009 year in review (draft)
Project Support

People

Team

People currently working directly for the Mozilla Foundation include:

David Boswell blog
Brett Gaylor, Drumbeat Project Lead
Katie Guernsey, Operations and Systems Wizard
Hillary Hall, Executive Assistant/Office Manager
Nathaniel James, Drumbeat Community Engagement bio|blog
Gerv Markham bio | blog
Ryan Merkley, Director, Special Projects
Henrik Moltke, Drumbeat Project Lead
Chelsea Novak, Fundraising & Engagement bio|blog
Paul Osman, Senior Web Developer
Mark Surman, Executive Director bio | blog
Matt Thompson, Drumbeat Web Lead
Alan Gunn / Aspiration, Drumbeat Events Lead (part time)
Jim Cook, CFO (part time)

Board

The Foundation board includes:

Bob Lisbonne
Brendan Eich
Brian Behlendorf
Joi Ito
Mitchell Baker