

Running a meetup in Madison, Wisconsin means doing everything yourself: finding a venue, chasing speakers, hoping you didn't pick the same Tuesday as three other groups.
MOSAIC is the layer between them. One place for every open source and Al event in the city, a back-channel for the organizers who run them, and shared resources no single group can reach alone.
We don't run the events. The groups do, and they keep their own identity, audience, and autonomy. MOSAIC's job is to make each of them easier to run and easier to find.
Founded by Ryan Etten, who organizes Cloud Native Madison (CNCF), DevFestWI (Google), and AAIF Community Madison.
Ryan Etten is a Principal Solutions Architect at Broadcom, working at the intersection of cloud-native architecture and the human systems that sustain it. A Red Hat Certified OpenShift Architect, he guides organizations through secure transformations built on Kubernetes, GitOps, and Zero Trust. Beyond the stack, he leads core initiatives in CNCF's Merge Forward Neurodiversity group and, through his "Agile for Every Brain" framework, works to refactor community structures for diverse cognitive styles. He founded MOSAIC — Madison's Open Source and AI Communities — and organizes the local CNCF and AAIF chapters and DevFest Wisconsin, on the conviction that the human architectures behind open source should be as resilient and scalable as the code.
Running a meetup in Madison, Wisconsin means doing everything yourself: finding a venue, chasing speakers, hoping you didn't pick the same Tuesday as three other groups.
MOSAIC is the layer between them. One place for every open source and Al event in the city, a back-channel for the organizers who run them, and shared resources no single group can reach alone.
We don't run the events. The groups do, and they keep their own identity, audience, and autonomy. MOSAIC's job is to make each of them easier to run and easier to find.
Founded by Ryan Etten, who organizes Cloud Native Madison (CNCF), DevFestWI (Google), and AAIF Community Madison.


Running a meetup in Madison, Wisconsin means doing everything yourself: finding a venue, chasing speakers, hoping you didn't pick the same Tuesday as three other groups.
MOSAIC is the layer between them. One place for every open source and Al event in the city, a back-channel for the organizers who run them, and shared resources no single group can reach alone.
We don't run the events. The groups do, and they keep their own identity, audience, and autonomy. MOSAIC's job is to make each of them easier to run and easier to find.
Founded by Ryan Etten, who organizes Cloud Native Madison (CNCF), DevFestWI (Google), and AAIF Community Madison.
Ryan Etten is a Principal Solutions Architect at Broadcom, working at the intersection of cloud-native architecture and the human systems that sustain it. A Red Hat Certified OpenShift Architect, he guides organizations through secure transformations built on Kubernetes, GitOps, and Zero Trust. Beyond the stack, he leads core initiatives in CNCF's Merge Forward Neurodiversity group and, through his "Agile for Every Brain" framework, works to refactor community structures for diverse cognitive styles. He founded MOSAIC — Madison's Open Source and AI Communities — and organizes the local CNCF and AAIF chapters and DevFest Wisconsin, on the conviction that the human architectures behind open source should be as resilient and scalable as the code.
Running a meetup in Madison, Wisconsin means doing everything yourself: finding a venue, chasing speakers, hoping you didn't pick the same Tuesday as three other groups.
MOSAIC is the layer between them. One place for every open source and Al event in the city, a back-channel for the organizers who run them, and shared resources no single group can reach alone.
We don't run the events. The groups do, and they keep their own identity, audience, and autonomy. MOSAIC's job is to make each of them easier to run and easier to find.
Founded by Ryan Etten, who organizes Cloud Native Madison (CNCF), DevFestWI (Google), and AAIF Community Madison.
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