That being said, I'm still opposed to the appointment of Brock Pierce, as he seems to be a venture capital darling and nothing more. Then again, I'm opposed to the Bitcoin Foundation itself and the direction it is heading. It seems to me they are trying to centralize Bitcoin especially with their support of mega-ponzi schemes like CoinBase and formerly Gox. Instead, they should be focusing on decentralization and anonymity exemplified by Amir Taaki and Cody Wilson's Dark Wallet, David Johnston's Mastercoin, Ethereum, and other real innovations.
Raising MtGox from the dead like Lazarus seems like a bad, bad idea ...
The Foundation should seriously watch more carefully who they put on the board.