A council colleague the record holds by name
This is Jonathan Hare's account, with its provenance shown. The person or organization named has not yet claimed or corrected it.
Eric Sachs was among the colleagues Jonathan Hare met on the Markle council. The record holds the seat and requests the story — including which Eric Sachs threads (identity standards, if this is the Google identity architect of that era) belong on this page rather than in the record's guess.
S-100 deepens this page's standing flag instead of resolving it: the compilation places Eric Sachs at Microsoft — Corporate VP of Identity, a collaborator from the White House NSTIC identity pilots — while this page's earlier guess ran to the Google identity architect of the same name and era. The Markle seat, the NSTIC collaboration, and the employer now form one question for Hare's ruling; the record holds all versions visibly until it comes.
The conflict resolves (S-101): both renderings were right, in sequence — Eric Sachs was at Google and subsequently Microsoft, where he serves as Corporate Vice President of Identity & Network Access; the NSTIC-era collaboration and the Markle-adjacent thread belong to one man's arc across both identity empires. The page's flag retires; the White House pilots chapter is in the era's episodes and V20 of the master record.
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