ACD Contributor Directory

Who's who on the ACD calls 🤔

So, you want to track Ethereum protocol development and learn how to get involved?

Well, you’ve come to the right place.

This post focuses on the key participants in the Ethereum governance process.

If you don’t know what the process is in the first place, I recommend referring back to the first post in this series, Ethereum Governance 101.

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Introduction

The All Core Developers (ACD) calls are recurring public Zoom meetings where participants discuss and coordinate upgrades to the Ethereum protocol. This document is a directory of key participants in the ACD calls.

It includes information about participants featured on the calls, such as:

• Names: The names of Ethereum protocol developers, researchers, and contributors. Pseudonyms and screen names of individuals are marked in quotations.

• Companies: The organizations or companies that the contributors are affiliated with (e.g., Ethereum Foundation, ConsenSys, etc.). When this information is unknown, the field is marked "unknown".

• Titles: If known, the contributors’ titles, such as developer, researcher, protocol engineer, etc.

• Public Profiles: If known, links to the participants' public profiles on X or other social media platforms.

ACD call participants are organized by the name of the organization or company with which they are affiliated. The list does not include all members or employees of an organization or company; it only contains the names of individuals who actively participate in ACD calls.

The information in the post is subject to change as new individuals join the ACD calls and existing call participants retire from actively contributing to Ethereum protocol development. Refer to the bottom of this post for a record of this post’s version history.

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Ethereum Foundation (EF)

ACD Call Chairs