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Aline Carrão
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| Name: | Aline Carrão |
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| Type: | OTW Board Member and Staff Member |
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| Communities: | Organization for Transformative Works |
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Aline Carrão was a member of the 2016 Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors. She stood as a candidate in the 2015 Board Elections and was one of the runner-up candidates, along with Alex Tischer and Katarina Harju, who was subsequently elected to the seats vacated by the outgoing 2015 Board of Directors.
See Five Things Aline Carrão Said.
In an open Board meeting on 16 October 2016, Aline was elected to replace Matty Bowers as President of the OTW. She is currently a staff member with the Support and Translation Committees, and has previously served as a tag wrangler.
Involvement with OTW
She joined the OTW in 2013 as a tag wrangler and slowly got involved in other parts of the organization.
- In Support, she addresses concerns, questions and feedback from users.
- In Translation, she manages over 150 volunteers and has completed projects with strict timelines in an atmosphere of constant and productive team-wide communication.[1]
Bio
She has a Law degree and has worked in consumer protection and civil law. Aline discovered fandom back when Harry Potter was taking over the world and never left.[1]
References
- ^ a b Bio and Manifesto from OTW Elections, 14 September 2014. (Accessed 13 May, 2022)