RESF Restructure - Confirmed Proceeding Despite Greg's Hesitation
Situation
Confirmed CIQ should proceed with the Dieter RESF restructure plan, overriding Greg's expressed concern that the restructure doc might disrupt RESF's current momentum under Leigh. Bjorn aligned with Peter. Greg deferred rather than blocking.
Reasoning
Leigh's strong performance makes it safer to introduce Dieter because the groundwork is solid. The restructure is a desired mid state regardless of current performance — it's structural improvement, not a reaction to failure. Delaying because things are going well risks losing momentum on the Mustafa onboarding work already done. Leigh's communication excellence reduces the disruption risk Greg was worried about.
Additional Context
Builds on the Empower Dieter as RESF Infrastructure Lead decision from April 4. Greg raised timing concern in #distinguished-leaders; Peter and Bjorn aligned to proceed. Greg deferred: 'Let's talk about RESF plan later.'
Observed Evidence
Three-way exchange in #distinguished-leaders: Greg raised concern, Peter dismissed concern with reasoning, Bjorn backed proceeding. Greg later deferred to discuss later.
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Related Context
slack
Leigh seems to be doing an amazing kick ass job with the RESF. Things are getting into a good gear. Due to my schedule I'm a bit late on circulating the restructure doc, and honestly, things are going so well right now, I'm a bit concerned that will throw a monkey wrench into it.
slack
I'm happy with what Leigh is doing as well. His communication is excellent. I'm not concerned about bringing Dieter in. Leigh has laid the groundwork for it well with his involvement.
slack
We should proceed with the plan in my mind. It's our desired mid state regardless and we did the hard work getting Mustafa on board.
Outcome
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Decision ID: 0952987a-fd1c-4976-bb34-d6acb3372a87