In 2020 we will have regular elections for Board and BCSS of the TYPO3 Association.

To great fanfare, 17 prizes were announced at this year’s TYPO3 Awards ceremony in The Hague. German agency Zdreicom AG received the Website of the Year trophy for Mera-Petfood.com. Other categories—including Performance, Government, Education, and Enterprise—represented the CMS platform’s versatility and capability.

The TYPO3 Association Board presents the available funds and asks the TYPO3 community to submit their ideas for the 2020 TYPO3 Association budget.

The TYPO3 Conference 2019 gives you a chance to meet the people shaping this CMS for the future. New this year, the TYPO3 Conference is inviting attendees from business, government, NGOs, and higher education to join us for focused events that cater to their needs.

The TYPO3 Company (TYPO3 GmbH) Supervisory Board gives us a summary of activities over the last six months. The team surrounding TYPO3 GmbH’s CEO Mathias Schreiber is established and stable. The company's main focus has been setting up processes, netting great employees and partners and, of course, creating new product offerings.

We’re billing the 2019 TYPO3 Conference in The Hague as your gateway to digital success. This is a great event to grow your network, share knowledge, raise awareness, and increase visibility for your work.

The TYPO3 Association was among the sponsors of the CMS Africa Summit 2019. We came away inspired with new ideas and direct connections to one of the fastest-growing tech communities in the world.

The TYPO3 Association (T3A) communicates the results of the 2019 elections for the Board and Business Control Committee (BCC).

As a member of the Open Source Initiative (OSI), the TYPO3 Association participates in the initiative to confirm the Open Source Definition.

The work the TYPO3 Association does mostly goes on in the background and is not as visible as development related tasks and milestones. But we are proud to be able to reflect on a solid list of achievements for 2018. Over the course of last year, the board had 21 regular board meetings and four Quarterly Summits. Our last in-person meet was back in October in Berlin, Germany. Here is an insight into this meeting and our work in 2018: