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Upstream Schedule

On-Demand

Welcome to Upstream
Josh Simmons
Josh Simmons
Ecosystem strategy lead
Tidelift
Software + People: An optimistic (and practical) way forward for the open source software supply chain
Donald Fischer
Donald Fischer
CEO + Co-founder
Tidelift
Zen and the art of contributor maintenance: What have you done for them lately?
Deborah Bryant
Deborah Bryant
Open source advocate
Open source citizenship: How can we all be better citizens of the open source community?
Josh Simmons
Josh Simmons
Ecosystem strategy lead
Tidelift
Al Gillen
Al Gillen
Group VP, Software development and open source
IDC
Alyssa Wright
Alyssa Wright
Open source program office
Bloomberg
Duane O'Brien
Duane O'Brien
Director of open source
Indeed
Deb Nicholson
Deb Nicholson
Executive director
Python Software Foundation
Rob Underwood
Rob Underwood
VP and global program lead, Open source program office
Goldman Sachs
Fireside chat: Who is ‘we’ anyway?
Luis Villa
Luis Villa
Co-founder
Tidelift
Seth Michael Larson
Seth Michael Larson
Senior software engineer
Elastic
You're probably running your OSPO wrong, but it's not your fault
David Burns
David Burns
Head of open source
BrowserStack
A maintainer-first approach to open source security
Nancy Gariché
Nancy Gariché
Senior developer advocate
GitHub Security Lab
The state of the software supply chain post-Log4Shell
Mark Galpin
Mark Galpin
Head of solutions architecture
Tidelift
Maintainer state of the union
Lyn Muldrow
Lyn Muldrow
Maintainer advocate
Tidelift
Brian Douglas
Brian Douglas
Director, Developer advocacy
GitHub
Reinier Zwitserloot
Reinier Zwitserloot
Maintainer
Project Lombok
Alex Clark
Alex Clark
Maintainer
Pillow
John Leider
John Leider
CEO + Maintainer
Vuetify
Jordan Harband
Jordan Harband
Staff developer relations engineer
Coinbase
Developer documentation: The easiest way to get started in open source
Erik Gross
Erik Gross
Senior instructor
Pluralsight
Fireside chat: What licensing metadata do we owe each other?
Luis Villa
Luis Villa
Co-founder
Tidelift
Carmen Bianca Bakker
Carmen Bianca Bakker
Deputy project manager
Free Software Foundation Europe
What's in it for me? The enlightened self-interest of open source contributions
John Mark Walker
John Mark Walker
Director, Open source program office
Fannie Mae
What's worrying developers? Top findings from the Tidelift 2022 open source software supply chain survey
Chris Grams
Chris Grams
Head of marketing
Tidelift
Better contributor documentation ACROSS open source
Amanda Casari
Amanda Casari
Open source scientist
Google
Quality onboarding: A ticket to a healthy open source experience
Anita Ihuman
Anita Ihuman
Technical writer
API7.ai
Keeping up with open source -The maelstrom of constantly updating libraries can overwhelm a software development company
John Zittlau
John Zittlau
Distinguished software engineer
Jobber
A different kind of S3: First line security of the supply chain
John Amaral
John Amaral
Co-Founder and CEO
SlimAI
Cadence shear: Managing rhythm and tempo mismatches in participation
Sumana Harihareswara
Sumana Harihareswara
Project manager consultant and founder
Changeset Consulting
Unleash the potential in your organization: Socially responsible contribution
Tim Klever
Tim Klever
Developer advocate
American Express
The developer experience gap
Rachel Stephens
Rachel Stephens
Senior analyst
Red Monk
Fireside chat: What privacy do we owe each other
Luis Villa
Luis Villa
Co-founder
Tidelift
Amye Scavarda Perrin
Amye Scavarda Perrin
Director of developer programs
Cloud Native Computing Foundation
My experience of starting my first open source project Reken
Henry van den Broek
Henry van den Broek
Software engineer
Reken.dev
Overcoming the fear of contributing to open source
Rizel Scarlett
Rizel Scarlett
Developer advocate
Github
Open source for everyone
DB Babjack
DB Babjack
Sr dir technology - Tech advocate and open source
Optum
Sustainability and security: it’s time to connect the dots
Tobie Langel
Tobie Langel
Principal
Unlock open
A social model of open source: all the dynamics that are fit to print
Julia Ferraioli
Julia Ferraioli
Open source human
Cisco
Lift up: Building a contributor to maintainer pipeline
Lyn Muldrow
Lyn Muldrow
Maintainer advocate
Tidelift
Securing the software supply chain: Transparency in the age of the software driven society
Chris Hughes
Chris Hughes
Co-founder and CISO
Aquia
Exit strategies
Christine Abernathy
Christine Abernathy
Sr. director, open source
F5
Knowing where to start with open source project insights
Brian Douglas
Brian Douglas
Director, Developer advocacy
GitHub
Contributors are the foundation of Apache APISIX community
Zhiyuan Ju
Zhiyuan Ju
Head of global
API7.ai
The future of research and open source
Peter Hogya
Peter Hogya
Product manager
Open@RIT
Trust, visible and invisible: Open source supply chains and you
Aeva Black
Aeva Black
Open source hacker
Microsoft
The Hallway
Josh Simmons
Josh Simmons
Ecosystem strategy lead
Tidelift
Lyn Muldrow
Lyn Muldrow
Maintainer advocate
Tidelift
Sofia Javed
Sofia Javed
Software engineer
Tidelift
Chris Grams
Chris Grams
Head of marketing
Tidelift
Brad Smith
Brad Smith
Software engineer
Tidelift
Chelsie Luis
Chelsie Luis
Principal support engineer
Tidelift
Joan Liu
Joan Liu
Product manager
Tidelift
Oscar Spencer
Oscar Spencer
Co-author and core team lead
Grain

Resources to check out while you wait...

Case story: Distributive

Case story: Distributive

How Distributive uses Tidelift to maximize the security and resilience of its open source application components

How the NIST Secure Software Development Framework impacts open source software

How the NIST Secure Software Development Framework impacts open source software

Join us when Lauren Hanford, Tidelift VP of product, and Kanish Sharma sit down to discuss the NIST Secure Software Development Framework and share ways organizations can actually follow its guidance, specifically highlighting considerations for the open source software on which all modern software is built.

How to navigate impending open source software security requirements

How to navigate impending open source software security requirements

Open source security is a top, unavoidable priority in 2023. Thanks to the front page press surrounding critical vulnerabilities like Log4Shell and SolarWinds, governments around the globe are taking action.