CppCon is run by the "Standard C++ Foundation" which as of their latest tax filings (state and federal) has only 4-5 voting members. New members are only corpor

CppCon is run by the "Standard C++ Foundation" which as of their latest tax filings (state and federal) has only 4-5 voting members. New members are only corporations and are not granted voting rights. There's probably no real opportunity here for individuals to steer the organization from within using existing bylaws/etc, because there is no "within". If the board chooses to do the right thing, they will. If not, they won't.