I've been an active member of the Drupal community since 2005 as a developer, business owner, trainer, consultant, and now as Director of Solutions and Consulting for FFW. I help Fortune 1,000 organizations and SMBEs adopt new technology and solve digital challenges. I've delivered training and talks in the US and Europe at community events and private engagements, including free and reduced-price training for folks just starting to learn Drupal. :-)
Developer, trainer at DrupalEasy
Cocoa, Florida
Michael Anello (@ultimike) is a Drupal developer and trainer with DrupalEasy. He is the lead instructor for Drupal Career Online, a beginner-focused 12-week, 3x/week online Drupal training program and the 15-week, 2x/week Professional Module Development course. Mike is very active in the Drupal community as an organizer, code and documentation contributor, and often speaking at Drupal events around the world.
Founder at Debug Academy, where we offer popular Drupal training courses and Drupal 7 migration services. Based out of the Greater Washington DC area, I'm an Acquia-certified Drupal expert for Drupal 7, 8, 9, and 10. Feel free to get in touch!
Mandee is a seasoned digital strategist with over 10 years of experience in website optimization. As Director of Higher Education, Sports & Media, she crafts industry-specific strategies that go beyond one-size-fits-all approaches, specializing in website analytics, UX research, redesign roadmapping, content optimization, and training.
Now based in London, Ontario, Martin grew up in Montreal and lived for a time in Toronto. In late 2005 Martin started using the Drupal CMS and found it powerful and easy to work with. He began attending meetings of Drupal User Groups in Toronto and Waterloo, Ontario, eventually starting a group in London. Currently employed by Acquia, Martin is now Triple Certified for Drupal as well being certified for a variety of other Acquia products, in addition to being UX certified by the world-renowned Nielsen Norman Group. Martin has spoken at various user groups, local Drupalcamps, and Drupalcons. He has also appeared on the Talking Drupal podcast as a guest and host, and has blogs published on OpenSource.com and a handful of other sites.
Alanna is passionate about empowering people through technology. After ten years as a back-end Drupal developer, she decided a change of pace was in order, and has been happily working at amazee.io as a community manager, developer advocate, and documentation writer since 2020. Alanna is also involved in diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives both at work and in the community. The proud owner of many pets, including several guinea pigs, she is also very involved in animal rescue.
UX/UI designer and design system advocate
I help build Drupal.org as the senior technologist at the Drupal Association. Currently focussing on strategic Drupal initiatives including Automatic updates, GitLab acceleration, and Project browser.
I'm the problem-solving brain behind Mythic Digital, where I’ve spent 10+ years making websites both beautiful and user-friendly. My true passion is fusing tech with personal development and empathy to better serve not just clients, but also the community. I'm all about creating accessible, SEO-friendly sites that are a joy to edit. For me, work is more than code; it's about making digital spaces more human.
Michael manages a team of developers in the Web Development Services group in Princeton University's central IT department. He has been using Drupal since late 2010. His drupal.org username is notmike. Michael sketched out the original Druplitiger for our first DrupalCamp NJ.
Michael Tullo, with nearly five years at Yale University, serves as a User Experience Analyst and Lead UX Researcher for the YaleSites project. Michael specializes in user-centric methodologies, driving the transformation of Yale's Drupal platform from a technical focus to an engaging storytelling experience.
Michael Harris is a senior web developer at Bryn Mawr College.
Hi, I'm Luke!
I work in higher education providing marketers with innovative solutions to complicated problems. While self-labelled as a back end developer, I routinely work with the entire spectrum of what one might expect in the early 2020s ranging from "fun" frontend things that need refactored every couple years to keep up with the Javascript Joneses, to rock solid cloud infrastructure that persists for decades.
Former journalist, I transitioned to web development in 2020. I've been working with Drupal ever since.
I have been working with Drupal since 2012, and I have contributed to open source software for longer than that. I am an active member of the Drupal community:
I choose to work with Drupal, and other open-source software, because I hate the idea of duplicated effort. When I solve a problem, I want to share my solution so that no one else has to struggle with it.
