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       "category":["Ambassadors"],
       "image":"ali-ok.jpeg"
    },
+   {
+      "name":"Alolita Sharma",
+      "bio":"Alolita is an OpenTelemetry GC member, CNCF Observability TAG co-chair and CNCF Governing Board alternate board member from Apple. She leads Apple’s AIML observability practice and contributes to open source and open standards in OpenTelemetry, Unicode, W3C and the Observability TAG.</p>\n\n<p>As a founding member of the CNCF’s End User TAB, Alolita has facilitated participation and contributions by CNCF end user members. She has also promoted end user priorities to the CNCF TOC and Governing Board. Within her rich track record, Alolita has demonstrated a deep commitment to CNCF's goals and initiatives. Alolita brings a wealth of experience from her board leadership roles in the industry. For example, she has served on the boards of the OSI, SFLC.in and Unicode Consortium. Alolita has also provided strong leadership for observability and search engineering at AWS and has managed engineering teams at IBM, PayPal, Twitter, and Wikipedia.",
+      "company":"Apple",
+      "tab_role":"",
+      "pronouns":"She/Her",
+      "linkedin":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/alolita/",
+      "twitter":"https://twitter.com/alolita",
+      "github":"",
+      "wechat":"",
+      "website":"",
+      "youtube":"",
+      "priority":"",
+      "category":[
+         "End User TAB"
+      ],
+      "image":"alolita-sharma.jpeg"
+   },
    {
       "name":"Alvin Estrada",
       "bio":"<p>Tech and Community lover with more than 10 years of experience playing with software professionally. Engaged in cloud native since 2017 when he began learning about Kubernetes, it served as his gateway to the world of tech meetups. Since then, he has actively participated in and collaborated with multiple tech communities in Guatemala and across Latin America Actively collaborating with: Cloud Native Latam - CNCF Group Kubernetes Guatemala - CNCF Group Cloud Native Guatemala - CNCF Group Kong Meetup Guatemala TensorFlow User Group Guatemala.</p><p>Why I am excited to be an ambassador: Since I first started learning about tech, the community has played a significant role, and being part of a Cloud Native meetup I've been able to see how it creates great opportunities to meet people, learn from their experiences, get inspired and inspire others! I strongly believe that the community movement can make a difference specially on my region, helping us not just to improve our technical skills but also in how we interact, create and learn together.</p>",