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Add an additional section to the Teams page for advisers / associates #33
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Sid Vishnoi Sid is into everything around web browsers, so he loves working on the frontend, backend, dev tools, browser extensions, and even browser engines. At Interledger Foundation, he is excited to contribute his expertise to the full spectrum of web browser technologies. In 2020-21, he prototyped a native Web Monetization implementation in Mozilla Firefox. Sid's prototype offered valuable insights into the WM specification. Now, he's back to bring Web Monetization back to the web! Links: https://github.com/sidvishnoi |
Arunjay Arunjay Katakam is the author of Generation Hope: How Inclusive Economics Can Help Us All Thrive. He is a writer, speaker, thinker, serial entrepreneur and recovering wealth-chaser, having realized in May 2020 that by wanting to be super rich, he was part of the problem. Arunjay left a career in investment banking and has spent over a decade in international development, working with the GSMA and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, among other development agencies, to increase financial inclusion through cross-border payments and digital public infrastructure. In a previous life, he mentored over 20 inclusive fintech startups with DFS Lab and was a venture builder with Catalyst Fund. He diligently advocates for a zero-fee customer payment model in his first book, The Power of Micro Money Transfers. In 2020, Arunjay created the Inclusive Action Lab, a nonprofit startup that is incubating moonshot ideas focused on ending poverty for the last billion people by 2030. |
We want to add in people who are part of team through contracting under a separate section but still part of the team page.
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