Harmony Elendu
Co-Host of CHAOSScast
Harmony Elendu is a Multidisciplinary Product and Project manager with over three years of active experience and over 7 years in the technical industry functioning in design, documentations and Products.
With a degree in administration and a knack in program management, writing, research and speaking he has built different products in Blockchain, Fintech, Edtech and more, Contributed in open source and community oriented initiatives like GNOME Africa, CHAOSS. He excels both as a leader and a team player in diverse environments and specifications.
Contributing and improving different areas of the globe especially with and through technology brings great fulfillment to him while acting as his own quota in making the world a better place.
Harmony Elendu has hosted two Episodes.
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Episode 90: 20min in CHAOSS Africa with Victoria and Kingsley
8 August 2024 | 20 mins 15 secs
In this episode of CHAOSScast, host Harmony Elendu welcomes guests Kingsley Mkpandiok and Victoria Ottah from CHAOSS Africa. They share their unique encounters with open source, from reading articles and attending events to making their first contributions. They discuss the importance of community engagement, the valuable skills they've developed, and the significance of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in their work. The episode highlights how volunteering and active participation in open source not only benefits the community but also enhances personal growth and networking opportunities. Press download now to hear more!
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Episode 89: Practitioner Guides: #3 Organizational Participation
25 July 2024 | 32 mins 25 secs
In this episode of CHAOSSCast, host Alice Sowerby is joined by panelists Dawn Foster, Elizabeth Barron, and Harmony Elendu, to discuss the importance and complexities of organizational participation in open source projects. They delve into how the CHAOSS Practitioner Guides help users make sense of CHAOSS metrics and provide insights on improving open source project health. The conversation covers the significance of diverse organizational participation, the role of community managers, and the challenges of accurately measuring organizational contributions. Additionally, they highlight tools like Augur and Grimoire Lab that aid in data collection and analysis as well as offer practical advice for both individuals and companies to foster healthier, more inclusive open source communities. Press download now to hear more!