Planning this graceful exit as Executivenu Director is exactly the
professional and nurturing way that Sue has provided leadership for the
Wikimedia Foundation. Although I have personal sadness to see Sue move on,
I fully understand why and so very much respect the thoughtful way that she
is
Dear members of the community.
As they say… all good things must come to an end…
It’s hard for me and the rest of the Board to imagine the Wikimedia Foundation
without Sue at the helm, but we’re confident, as is she, that we can make this
transition positive for everyone. Sue is going to
Dear Sue,
thanks for the honest and open mail. This is not a farewell mail either,
we still have much time to share.
But I'd like to reply to this point:
Am 27.03.2013 23:04, schrieb Sue Gardner:
And that’s what I want to do next.
I’ve always aimed to make the biggest contribution I can to
I'm not sure it could be any easier to write this message, but I'm not sure
it could be any harder either.
It is a great privilege to be able to say, as she is moving on, that this
is not a sign of any trouble or strain between Sue and the board, or any
sign of trouble at Wikimedia. It would be
As others have already said, it will be difficult to see Sue leave the
organization (but not the movement). I thank her for the years of effort
that have gone into first stabilizing and then building the Wikimedia
Foundation. While I don't predict that this transition will be
completely
On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 3:08 PM, Jan-Bart de Vreede jdevre...@wikimedia.org
wrote:
The Board has appointed a Transition Team which consists of the Chair of
the Board of Trustees Kat Walsh, and HR Committee member Alice Wiegand,
Sue, Sue’s deputy and the Wikimedia Foundation’s Vice-President