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i have officially handed over the organization to tom englund, who has been involved with the organization in one capacity or another since its early days. unfortunately, we were unable to find a new treasurer before the transition, which means we will need to hold an additional annual meeting to fill the position. in the meantime, the previous treasurer is supporting the new board as a temporary solution to ensure the organization can continue operating with a complete board. although i have stepped down from my previous role, i will remain involved as an auditor and continue contributing remotely. we also recently gave the website a facelift, and i will keep managing some of our digital platforms for a little while longer before fully handing everything over to the new chairman. i am also planning to write one final post about LiTHe Hax on LinkedIn in the near future, so keep an eye out for that. on a personal note, it feels like a huge relief to finally have some extra time and the opportunity to focus on interests and projects i have wanted to pursue since i was a teenager. at the moment, i feel fairly finished with voluntary organizational work, though only time will tell what the future holds. that said, i am incredibly grateful for everything LiTHe Hax has become. watching the organization grow from an idea into something meaningful has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, and i am excited to see where it goes next. one thing i am certain of is that the organization will continue for at least another year, and that alone is something worth celebrating.

we have now completed our final issue, which is actually being printed as i write this. i also received two medals in recognition of my engagement within LinTek, and i am happy to say that i successfully found a successor for the editor in chief role, which means the organization is moving forward once again. of all my commitments at LiU, this has probably been the most demanding one. it has challenged me in ways i did not expect and has been very different from any other role i have taken on. i am grateful for the experience and everything i learned from it, but i am also grateful that this chapter is coming to an end. i am excited to see how the organization develops in the future. one change on the horizon is that our printing company, LTAB, has been acquired by another company, which means some restructuring of our production workflow will be necessary for future issues. over the course of my engagement in this, i managed to publish seven magazines, with varying levels of quality and success. the issue i am most proud of is the latest one, which i hope is a sign of how much we improved along the way. more than anything, i am incredibly proud of the work that was accomplished and of both editorial teams i had the privilege of leading. thank you all for everything. once i have fully handed over the editor in chief role, freedom awaits!