- Online voting is now open for the ATypI board of directors
- Link to voting form for logged-in paid ATypI members
- Deadline: Monday, September 30, 2024, at 11:59 pm (23:59) PDT / Tuesday, October 1, at 6:59 am UTC
- ATypI members in good standing are eligible to vote
Voting is now open to elect the ATypI board of directors for this cycle. Nominations were held in August 2024. Five board seats are available in this election, all with terms beginning October 1, 2024. Each term is three years.
Candidates are listed in no particular order. Click each person’s name to visit their candidate profile page.
Each of the following candidates is standing for election for a three-year term that will run from October 1, 2024, through September 30, 2027.
- Min-Young Kim, Japan
- Leonardo Vázquez, Mexico
- Ann Bessemans, Belgium
- Xunchang Cheng, United Kingdom
- Lucas Czarnecki, United States
Each candidate was asked the same set of questions and was asked to provide the same set of assets. Please review the materials provided by each candidate to assist you in assessing their qualifications.
You must be a current ATypI member and logged in to your account in order to vote. Voting is not required, but it is encouraged to help ensure that each ATypI member has a voice in choosing their representatives on the board.
Voting for candidates for the ATypI board of directors takes place online. Voting for this election closes Monday, September 30, 2024, at 11:59 pm (23:59) PDT (Seattle/Los Angeles/Portland). This is Tuesday, October 1, at 6:59 am UTC.
You may review the board responsibilities for reference.
Each current, eligible dues-paying ATypI member must log in to their ATypI.org account to vote. Votes will be recorded and tabulated using the Crowd Signal plugin for WordPress. Members may only submit their voting form once, and voting is anonymous.
The five candidates receiving the most valid votes will be elected to the ATypI board of directors. If a candidate standing for election does not receive any “yes” votes, they will not be elected. If a candidate receives more “no” votes than “yes” votes, they will not be elected.
Candidates will be informed of the results on September 30, 2024. Results of the election will be announced to the public that week.