Greg Anderson is an open source contributions engineer working on Drupal and WordPress at Pantheon in San Francisco. He has been contributing to Drush since just before the release of version 2, and remains an active co-maintainer to this day.
Chris Burgess is currently making the world better by building open source tools for activist and nonprofit organizations to campaign and communicate. He has been developing with Drupal since 2006, and he is immensely grateful to the Drupal and wider open source communities for the learning and sharing environment that they foster. Chris is based in Dunedin, New Zealand, with his two sons, Hunter and Rowan, and partner, Saira. He works for Fuzion Aotearoa, and you can reach him at @xurizaemon on Twitter, xur1z on IRC, or his Drupal.org profile at https://www.drupal.org/u/xurizaemon.
Jonathan Araña Cruz is a co-maintainer of Drush. He combines both sysadmin and Drupal development work. Jonathan has contributed several modules to Drupal, and as a sysadmin, he manages Infrastructure as Code with Puppet.
Jonathan's Drupal profile can be found at https://www.drupal.org/u/jonhattan.
Jeremy French has worked in web development for over a decade, floating through a wasteland of bespoke Content Management Systems, before finding Drupal. He has developed sites for a number of household names and blue chips, as well as a few interesting start-ups. Currently, he is working for a small agency, living the dream of distributed working.
Todd Zebert has been involved with Drupal since early version 6. He creates websites and web apps with a variety of technologies. Currently, Todd works as a lead web developer for Miles.
Todd has a diverse background in technology, including infrastructure, network engineering, project management, and IT leadership. His experience with web development started with the original Mosaic graphical web browser, SHTML/CGI, and Perl. His fondness for Drupal and his interest in workflow, efficiency, repeatable best practices, and DevOps drives his interest in Drush.
Todd is an entrepreneur involved with the start-up community. He's a believer in volunteering, open source, and contributing back. He's an advocate for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) education.