Proposing Norman Pracht

Personal information

Nominee's full name: Norman Pracht

Nominee's pronouns: he/him

Nominee's location: Annecy, France

Affiliations

All nominees must fully and explicitly declare all affiliations as defined in the Governance Model. Failure to disclose affiliations will result in your application or subsequent elected position being revoked.

Nominee's declared affiliations

Webmecanik, General Manager (Mautic hosted provider and one of the main community contributors). Mautic Council member (2023-2026) and Council Secretary. Former Mautic Product Team leader.

What is your background with Mautic?

I've worked with Mautic since 2015, first as a hosted provider with Webmecanik, always with the idea of giving back to the community what we build. I've been involved in the Core Team and the Product Team, and since 2024 on the Council, where I serve as Secretary.

What contributions have you made to Mautic?

Personally: documentation, API docs, testing and reviews, bug reports, Product Team work, and on the Council: meeting notes, communications and coordination of the Council elections. With the Webmecanik team: many code contributions, documentation, testing, and Product and Marketing Team contributions.

What is your vision for Mautic?

Mautic should be a confident marketing automation pure player, a credible open source alternative to HubSpot and Marketo, especially for organisations looking for sovereignty and control over their data. On the community side, we need to make contributing easier, recognise contributors better and integrate contributions faster, so that no one's work is wasted.

What do you bring to the Mautic Community Council?

Continuity after a first term, a partner's view from a company running Mautic every day for thousands of users, a strong focus on UX for marketers, and deep knowledge of the project's history since 2015.

Why should community members vote for you?

For the continuity and the work started during this first term, for my day-to-day experience with Mautic, and because I want the project to focus on its contributors and turn community effort into real progress.