Nessa MacRorie
Her session-zero document begins with a clause about what happens when the campaign outlives its welcome, and by forty-seven Nessa MacRorie had given up air-traffic control, where she once separated arriving aircraft by runway occupancy and weather hold, for tables that still cancel two hours before play. She traded clearances and orderly departures for consent checklists, availability grids, and the unbearable sight of a group agreeing to twelve pages of expectations before choosing where to meet.

