Todd M. Moore, IBM VP Open Technology and Chief Developer Advocate, leads the IBM global team working to develop open communities that fuel both innovation and new business models. Todd can be found engaged with communities and technologies that span Cloud Computing, Cognitive, AI, Quantum Computing, Mobile, Social Business, and Analytics. He has the pulse of where open innovation is happening around the industry. With a unique background in software and hardware development, architecture, design and product management, he has served in executive roles in both IBM's software and systems organizations. Prior to his current role, Todd worked with IBM Acquisitions to integrate new members of the IBM community. He has extensive experience in mobile and distributed computing systems, with a background spanning embedded devices to large parallel systems. Over his career, Todd and his team of open source developers have gained insight by working with some of the leading Open Source communities such as the Apache Software Foundation, Linux Foundation, eClipse, OSGi, Cloud Foundry, Docker, JQuery, OpenStack, CNCF, Node.js, OpenJS and more. He currently serves as Chairperson of the OpenJS Foundation board and is a former Chairperson of the Governing Board for the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. He holds a Masters Degree in the Management of Technology from the MIT Sloan School of Business, and a BS EE from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.