About the German Drupal Association

Frank Holldorff is the founder of the Drupal agency erdfisch, has been active in the digital world for 30 years, and has been deeply rooted in open source and Drupal for over 20 years. As a consultant and entrepreneur, he has learned that the best results come from collaboration on an equal footing. He brings this attitude to his new role as board member of Drupal e. V., where he is committed to the exchange, further development, and visibility of Drupal in German-speaking countries. He has been actively involved in the Drupal community for years, whether as a co-organizer of events, a supporter of modules, or a mentor for new members. For him, it's not just about code, but about making the digital world better together. His heart beats for open source because it enables innovation, security, and independence—and because it's simply more fun to create great things together.

Pascal Crott is deeply rooted in the Drupal community and has been actively involved for years – whether as a contributor, speaker, or board member of Drupal e. V. His thing? Bringing people together, sharing knowledge, and working together on powerful solutions. Because without the community, Drupal wouldn't be what it is today.
His journey with Drupal began back in school, when he built websites with a friend and delved deeper and deeper into the system. He has been with erdfisch since 2011, where he combines design, function, and technology as a front-end developer and solution architect to create user-friendly digital experiences. But for him, it's not just about code – it's about designing things in a way that really makes sense. When he's not working on Drupal projects or involved in the community, you'll find him playing the guitar or piano. For him, music is just like open source: creative, open, and best enjoyed together.

Holger Weischenberg has been intensively involved in Drupal development since 2013, initially as a site builder and, since 2019, with a clear focus on front-end development. During this time, he has developed a deep passion for the versatile possibilities and flexibility of Drupal.
As a staunch open source supporter, he is not only interested in technical development, but also in actively shaping the community. In this context, he is particularly involved in the Drupal community and, together with others, leads the Drupal User Group Ruhr. He is keen to promote exchange among developers and provide new impetus for the use of Drupal. He has also been actively involved in organizing the last Drupal Camps Ruhr, gaining valuable experience in planning and running community events.