diff --git a/docs/source/contributing-philosophy.rst b/docs/source/contributing-philosophy.rst
index 8d1eeab10d..dbed0dc099 100644
--- a/docs/source/contributing-philosophy.rst
+++ b/docs/source/contributing-philosophy.rst
@@ -11,8 +11,7 @@ modern business transactions.  It is unique in its aim to build a platform for b
 retaining strict privacy. Corda provides an implementation of this vision in a code base which others are free to build on, contribute to
 or innovate around. The mission of Corda is further detailed in the `Corda introductory white paper`_.
 
-The project is supported and maintained by the `R3 Alliance <https://www.r3.com>`_, or R3 for short, which consists of over two hundred firms
-working together to build and maintain this open source enterprise-grade blockchain platform.
+The project is supported and maintained by `R3 <https://www.r3.com>`_.
 
 Community Locations
 -------------------
@@ -44,12 +43,12 @@ Community maintainers
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 Current community maintainers:
 
-* `Joel Dudley <https://github.com/joeldudleyr3>`_ - Contact me:
+* `Rick Parker <https://github.com/rick-r3>`_ - Contact me:
 
     * On the `Corda Slack team <http://slack.corda.net/>`_, either in the ``#community`` channel or by direct message using the handle
-      ``@joel``
+      ``@parkri``
 
-    * By email: joel.dudley at r3.com
+    * By email: rick.parker at r3.com
 
 We anticipate additional maintainers joining the project in the future from across the community.
 
@@ -60,13 +59,12 @@ Over two hundred individuals have contributed to the development of Corda. You c
 
 Transparency and Conflict Policy
 --------------------------------
-The project is supported and maintained by the `R3 Alliance <https://www.r3.com>`_, which consists of over two hundred firms working together
-to build and maintain this open source enterprise-grade blockchain platform. We develop in the open and publish our
+The project is supported and maintained by `R3 <https://www.r3.com>`_. We develop in the open and publish our
 `Jira <https://r3-cev.atlassian.net/projects/CORDA/summary>`_ to give everyone visibility. R3 also maintains and distributes a commercial
 distribution of Corda. Our vision is that distributions of Corda be compatible and interoperable, and our contribution and code review
 guidelines are designed in part to enable this.
 
-As the R3 Alliance is maintainer of the project and also develops a commercial distribution of Corda, what happens if a member of the
+As R3 is maintainer of the project and also develops a commercial distribution of Corda, what happens if a member of the
 community contributes a feature which the R3 team have implemented only in their commercial product? How is this apparent conflict managed?
 Our approach is simple: if the contribution meets the standards for the project (see above), then the existence of a competing commercial
 implementation will not be used as a reason to reject it. In other words, it is our policy that should a community feature be contributed