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Updated Steering Committee Members (markdown)

Jeff McKenna
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# Steering Committee Alumni
* **Erik Uzureau** (euzuro)
* **Erik Uzureau** ([euzuro](https://github.com/euzuro)
Erik participated in the OpenLayers project as a developer thanks to the generous support of ​MetaCarta from 2006-2009, and continues to follow the project from a distance.
* **Schuyler Erle** (sderle) is a long time Free Software hacker. He's cowritten a couple books on digital cartography. He began developing OpenLayers for MetaCarta. Schuyler is generally regarded as the loose cannon on deck.
* **Schuyler Erle** ([sderle](https://github.com/sderle)) is a long time Free Software hacker. He's cowritten a couple books on digital cartography. He began developing OpenLayers for MetaCarta. Schuyler is generally regarded as the loose cannon on deck.
* ​**Cameron Shorter** (camerons) acts as a bridge between OpenLayers and ​Community Mapbuilder. He is also Geospatial Systems Architect at ​Lisasoft in Sydney, Australia.
* ​**Cameron Shorter** ([camerons](https://github.com/camerons)) acts as a bridge between OpenLayers and ​Community Mapbuilder. He is also Geospatial Systems Architect at ​Lisasoft in Sydney, Australia.
* **John Frank** (jrf, postshift) is ​Founder and CTO of MetaCarta. He wanted OpenLayers in early 2005 and started working with Phil Lindsay to make it real. After several ground-up rewrites, the team finally got it right in early 2006.
* **John Frank** ([jrf](https://github.com/jrf), [postshift](https://github.com/postshift)) is ​Founder and CTO of MetaCarta. He wanted OpenLayers in early 2005 and started working with Phil Lindsay to make it real. After several ground-up rewrites, the team finally got it right in early 2006.