Theodore Keloglou has more than a decade of professional experience in building software across small startups, large companies, and numerous industries. He is interested in how people can use technology to govern themselves, organise society, and distribute power in a fair way.
In addition to his software engineering work, Theodore is also involved in education. He is the Lecturer in Open Source at the London College of Political Technology and a cofounder and teacher at Shoshin College, an experimental independent school. In the realm of publishing, Theodore has built and maintains mataroa.blog, an open-source blogging platform, and has started Laniakea Books, a public domain publishing house. He has written “Letters from Prison”, a book on societal freedom.