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− | * I have been working in community-based technology initiatives for over 30 years, primarily focused on under-served communities in NYC public housing. This includes the provision of free wireless Internet services, as well as ongoing collaboration with resident leaders and public housing groups in the development and deployment of innovative Internet-based applications and services designed to improve the quality-of-life and public safety in our public housing communities. | As a co-founder and co-chair of The Smart Community Initiative, Inc. a NY not-for-profit and of Digital Divide Partners, I have worked for decades with public housing leaders in community-based technology initiatives focused on serving a population of nearly 600,000 - larger than the City of Boston or Atlanta. More than half of these residents are unemployed, and the average household income is below the poverty level at $23,000. While there have been many efforts to improve the connectivity and digital equity among this population, it remains severely under-resourced and under-served. | As a Member of ISOC-NY I have been able to secure funding from the Internet Society Foundation to create a community-based streaming radio program that helped Harlem residents communicate with each other and coordinate the flow of resources and health-care information during the COVID pandemic. I have also been successful in securing funding from the Foundation to help support our annual Harlem Emergency Preparedness Event held in September at City College. | I believe that the constituent groups that I have collaboratively worked with for many years need a voice at the ISOC-NY table, and that my continued involvement at the board level could further facilitate dialogue and stimulate more inclusion in the important discussions and initiatives of the Internet Society. | It is for these reasons that I seek renewal of my Board Membership and Office of Secretary at ISOC-NY, of which I have been a Member and Officer for over five (5) years. (Stuart Reid) | + | * I have been working in community-based technology initiatives for over 30 years, primarily focused on under-served communities in NYC public housing. This includes the provision of free wireless Internet services, as well as ongoing collaboration with resident leaders and public housing groups in the development and deployment of innovative Internet-based applications and services designed to improve the quality-of-life and public safety in our public housing communities. | As a co-founder and co-chair of [https://www.thesmartci.org The Smart Community Initiative, Inc.] a NY not-for-profit and of [https://www.ddpny.org Digital Divide Partners], I have worked for decades with public housing leaders in community-based technology initiatives focused on serving a population of nearly 600,000 - larger than the City of Boston or Atlanta. More than half of these residents are unemployed, and the average household income is below the poverty level at $23,000. While there have been many efforts to improve the connectivity and digital equity among this population, it remains severely under-resourced and under-served. | As a Member of ISOC-NY I have been able to secure funding from the Internet Society Foundation to create a community-based streaming radio program that helped Harlem residents communicate with each other and coordinate the flow of resources and health-care information during the COVID pandemic. I have also been successful in securing funding from the Foundation to help support our annual Harlem Emergency Preparedness Event held in September at City College. | I believe that the constituent groups that I have collaboratively worked with for many years need a voice at the ISOC-NY table, and that my continued involvement at the board level could further facilitate dialogue and stimulate more inclusion in the important discussions and initiatives of the Internet Society. | It is for these reasons that I seek renewal of my Board Membership and Office of Secretary at ISOC-NY, of which I have been a Member and Officer for over five (5) years. (Stuart Reid) |
* Utmost respect for his ability to help lead and support others in getting things done (Doug Frazier) | * Utmost respect for his ability to help lead and support others in getting things done (Doug Frazier) | ||
− | * https://www.thesmartci | + | * https://www.thesmartci.org |
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Revision as of 20:49, 21 September 2023
Nominations
Board
Stuart Reid
- Nominated by Doug Frazier and self-nominated
- Male
- I have been working in community-based technology initiatives for over 30 years, primarily focused on under-served communities in NYC public housing. This includes the provision of free wireless Internet services, as well as ongoing collaboration with resident leaders and public housing groups in the development and deployment of innovative Internet-based applications and services designed to improve the quality-of-life and public safety in our public housing communities. | As a co-founder and co-chair of The Smart Community Initiative, Inc. a NY not-for-profit and of Digital Divide Partners, I have worked for decades with public housing leaders in community-based technology initiatives focused on serving a population of nearly 600,000 - larger than the City of Boston or Atlanta. More than half of these residents are unemployed, and the average household income is below the poverty level at $23,000. While there have been many efforts to improve the connectivity and digital equity among this population, it remains severely under-resourced and under-served. | As a Member of ISOC-NY I have been able to secure funding from the Internet Society Foundation to create a community-based streaming radio program that helped Harlem residents communicate with each other and coordinate the flow of resources and health-care information during the COVID pandemic. I have also been successful in securing funding from the Foundation to help support our annual Harlem Emergency Preparedness Event held in September at City College. | I believe that the constituent groups that I have collaboratively worked with for many years need a voice at the ISOC-NY table, and that my continued involvement at the board level could further facilitate dialogue and stimulate more inclusion in the important discussions and initiatives of the Internet Society. | It is for these reasons that I seek renewal of my Board Membership and Office of Secretary at ISOC-NY, of which I have been a Member and Officer for over five (5) years. (Stuart Reid)
- Utmost respect for his ability to help lead and support others in getting things done (Doug Frazier)
- https://www.thesmartci.org
Danny Glix
- Self-nomination
- Non-binary
- I am an internet nerd (glix.com) | Existing member of ICAAN and IANA | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannyglix/
- https://glix.com
Dave Burstein
- Male
- Nominated by Bismark Boakye
- He is very knowledgeable and competent when it comes to day today issues regarding internet and networks .. He is always available to interact and has no difficulty reaching him out at all times (Bismark Boakye)
Andrea Romaoli Garcia
- Self-nomination
- Female
- As current Director of ISOC-NY I'm interested in the position as Vice President to continue contributing for the future of the internet and expand reach of the Internet Society's mission since my experience and educational certificates match to expected deliverables. | As an expert in technologies, I have been a recommended international humanitarian attorney since my leadership embeds actions to promote and protect all human rights, help empower people, assist Governments and inject a human rights perspective into all Internet Society programmes. | Among the activities, it is that I do for the Internet Society-NY as Director to ensure the communication's rights across the internet insofar as I'm compromised to ensure relevant key-points to Internet Society such as connectivity, trustworthiness, inclusion, openness, security and freedom of speech. | I joined the Internet Society in January/2016 and my background gather more than 17 years in the international field by diplomatic performance across different positions and countries as much as holding UN leadership in parallel with active approaches for high level working groups for decision-making processes notably applying my skills for Governance of Internet and Communication, Technologies and active on space-regulatory bodies such as NASA issuing legislation, policies, regulations and guidance. | My work is regularly focused on developing partnerships that build a team with strong regional relationships as well as expanding external networks and resources to projects in Internet Society. | Recent highlights include positions as Project Manager, Program Coordinator (ITU-UN), Consultant, Mentor and leader by Global Compact at WEPs (UNWOMEN) and focal point of UNODC in partnership with Interpol through different areas: Governance, Court (CIDH), Technologies, Child Protection, Human Trafficking, Agriculture, Communication and Education as far as in United States, Malta, Switzerland, Canada, Brazil, Asia and Africa. | My formal education as a lawyer gathered a Bachelor certificate at Science of Law, master in Tax Law and International Affairs. Different training courses in Resource Management and Technological Studies. | Currently my career includes serving as Convenor for International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC/ISO) where I lead a Team on Biodigital Convergence developing standardization for technological convergence in the ethical, risk and social aspects. | As lawyer expert in technologies, I was appointed for United Nations as person that overvalues the ethical and transformational governance as much as I was recognized researcher by creating the Sixth Dimension of Human Rights addressing technological age that maintains the evolution so much as it continues the development of principles of Jean-Jacques Rousseau that it is the ground of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. | Thus, I do hope you agree that I'm a perfect choice to collaborate with the Internet Society as Vice-President of ISOC-NY.
- https://c2e2.unepccc.org/people/andrea-romaoli/
Nayeem Ghori
- Self-nomination
- Non-binary
- I wish to serve the internet society
Namra Naseer
- Self-nomination
- Female
- I am writing to express my strong interest in contributing to the leadership team of the Internet Society (ISOC) New York Chapter by applying for both the Board Member (priority 1) and Vice President (priority 2) positions. My diverse background and extensive experience in internet governance, policy analysis, and advocacy make me a well-rounded candidate capable of driving positive change within the chapter. | Background and Qualifications: | For the past half-decade, I have been actively engaged in research, analysis, and advocacy, collaborating with key policymaking institutions in Islamabad and Washington, D.C. My experience includes moderating high-level conferences and fostering collaboration among C-suites, reflecting my ability to lead and facilitate strategic discussions. | As a previous Board Member of the Internet Society's Islamabad Chapter, a three-times ICANN fellow, and an active member within Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group and Regional At Large Organizations within ICANN (specifically APRALO and NARALO), I have demonstrated my commitment to internet governance on a global scale. I have been a United Nations fellow at IGF 2021, and a fellow at NASIG and APSIG. | My engagements with reputable organizations like Tech Change, the World Bank, McKinsey, and Atlas Corps have further broadened my perspective and strengthened my networking capabilities. | Currently pursuing a second Masters from Columbia University in Information and Knowledge Strategy, I am deeply committed to staying at the forefront of emerging technologies and AI. My academic background, combined with my practical experience, equips me to contribute meaningfully to discussions and decision-making in the field of internet governance. | Commitment and Dedication: | I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to serve the ISOC New York Chapter in both the Board Member and Vice President capacities. My passion for expanding outreach and increasing awareness of internet governance aligns perfectly with the chapter's mission to ensure a free, open, and accessible internet for all. | Why Both Positions? | By expressing my interest in both the Board Member and Vice President positions, I aim to maximize my potential to contribute to ISOC New York Chapter's goals. These roles complement each other, and I believe that my combined efforts in strategic leadership and policy advocacy can bring significant value to the chapter and the broader ISOC community. | I am confident that my background, qualifications, and commitment make me an ideal candidate for these critical positions. I am excited about the possibility of working collaboratively with the ISOC New York Chapter to drive positive change and shape the future of internet governance.
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/namranaseer/
Bismark Boakye
- Nominated by Dave Burstein
- Male
- Smart, hard-working, and has computer experience (Dave Burstein)
President
Danny Glix
- Non-binary
- Self-nomination
- I am an internet nerd (glix.com) | Existing member of ICAAN and IANA | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannyglix/
- https://glix.com
Vice President
Thomas Yaaju
- Self-nomination
- Male
- The Vice President shall preside at meetings in the absence of the President and shall perform any duties defined by the Board of Directors or the Officers. supports and promotes the development of the Internet as a global technical infrastructure, a resource to enrich people's lives, and a force for good in society. Our work aligns with our goals for the Internet to be open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy.
Josephson Kiplangat
- Self-nomination
- Male
- I am a Bsc graduate in ICT in a kenyan University. I have more than 9 years work experience as a manager from different government offices. I think this post came at the right time. I have all the qualities, skills and attributes to handle this position. Being a manager in ICT section has made me learn along. This will be a greater booster to lead others in this position as vice president.
Andrea Romaoli Garcia
- Self-nomination
- Female
- As current Director of ISOC-NY I'm interested in the position as Vice President to continue contributing for the future of the internet and expand reach of the Internet Society's mission since my experience and educational certificates match to expected deliverables. | As an expert in technologies, I have been a recommended international humanitarian attorney since my leadership embeds actions to promote and protect all human rights, help empower people, assist Governments and inject a human rights perspective into all Internet Society programmes. | Among the activities, it is that I do for the Internet Society-NY as Director to ensure the communication's rights across the internet insofar as I'm compromised to ensure relevant key-points to Internet Society such as connectivity, trustworthiness, inclusion, openness, security and freedom of speech. | I joined the Internet Society in January/2016 and my background gather more than 17 years in the international field by diplomatic performance across different positions and countries as much as holding UN leadership in parallel with active approaches for high level working groups for decision-making processes notably applying my skills for Governance of Internet and Communication, Technologies and active on space-regulatory bodies such as NASA issuing legislation, policies, regulations and guidance. | My work is regularly focused on developing partnerships that build a team with strong regional relationships as well as expanding external networks and resources to projects in Internet Society. | Recent highlights include positions as Project Manager, Program Coordinator (ITU-UN), Consultant, Mentor and leader by Global Compact at WEPs (UNWOMEN) and focal point of UNODC in partnership with Interpol through different areas: Governance, Court (CIDH), Technologies, Child Protection, Human Trafficking, Agriculture, Communication and Education as far as in United States, Malta, Switzerland, Canada, Brazil, Asia and Africa. | My formal education as a lawyer gathered a Bachelor certificate at Science of Law, master in Tax Law and International Affairs. Different training courses in Resource Management and Technological Studies. | Currently my career includes serving as Convenor for International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC/ISO) where I lead a Team on Biodigital Convergence developing standardization for technological convergence in the ethical, risk and social aspects. | As lawyer expert in technologies, I was appointed for United Nations as person that overvalues the ethical and transformational governance as much as I was recognized researcher by creating the Sixth Dimension of Human Rights addressing technological age that maintains the evolution so much as it continues the development of principles of Jean-Jacques Rousseau that it is the ground of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. | Thus, I do hope you agree that I'm a perfect choice to collaborate with the Internet Society as Vice-President of ISOC-NY.
- https://c2e2.unepccc.org/people/andrea-romaoli/
Nayeem Ghori
- Self-nomination
- Non-binary
- I wish to serve the internet society
Namra Naseer
- Self-nomination
- Female
- I am writing to express my strong interest in contributing to the leadership team of the Internet Society (ISOC) New York Chapter by applying for both the Board Member (priority 1) and Vice President (priority 2) positions. My diverse background and extensive experience in internet governance, policy analysis, and advocacy make me a well-rounded candidate capable of driving positive change within the chapter. | Background and Qualifications: | For the past half-decade, I have been actively engaged in research, analysis, and advocacy, collaborating with key policymaking institutions in Islamabad and Washington, D.C. My experience includes moderating high-level conferences and fostering collaboration among C-suites, reflecting my ability to lead and facilitate strategic discussions. | As a previous Board Member of the Internet Society's Islamabad Chapter, a three-times ICANN fellow, and an active member within Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group and Regional At Large Organizations within ICANN (specifically APRALO and NARALO), I have demonstrated my commitment to internet governance on a global scale. I have been a United Nations fellow at IGF 2021, and a fellow at NASIG and APSIG. | My engagements with reputable organizations like Tech Change, the World Bank, McKinsey, and Atlas Corps have further broadened my perspective and strengthened my networking capabilities. | Currently pursuing a second Masters from Columbia University in Information and Knowledge Strategy, I am deeply committed to staying at the forefront of emerging technologies and AI. My academic background, combined with my practical experience, equips me to contribute meaningfully to discussions and decision-making in the field of internet governance. | Commitment and Dedication: | I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to serve the ISOC New York Chapter in both the Board Member and Vice President capacities. My passion for expanding outreach and increasing awareness of internet governance aligns perfectly with the chapter's mission to ensure a free, open, and accessible internet for all. | Why Both Positions? | By expressing my interest in both the Board Member and Vice President positions, I aim to maximize my potential to contribute to ISOC New York Chapter's goals. These roles complement each other, and I believe that my combined efforts in strategic leadership and policy advocacy can bring significant value to the chapter and the broader ISOC community. | I am confident that my background, qualifications, and commitment make me an ideal candidate for these critical positions. I am excited about the possibility of working collaboratively with the ISOC New York Chapter to drive positive change and shape the future of internet governance.
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/namranaseer/
Secretary
Efe Orikpete
- Self-nomination
- Male
- As an experienced community leader and dedicated professional, I bring diverse skills and experiences that make me an ideal candidate for the role of Secretary at the Internet Society US New York Chapter (ISOC-NY) . Here's why I am fit for this position: | Strong Community Engagement: My active involvement in the Google Product Expert Community and leadership of over 100 members as President of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Vanguard demonstrates my commitment to fostering and nurturing communities around shared goals and interests. | Effective Leadership: I have a proven track record of effective leadership in guiding online communities and managing teams. My experience as President of the FOIA Vanguard showcases my ability to mobilize and lead diverse individuals toward common objectives. | Project Management: My role as a Project Assistant at Connected Development has equipped me with practical project management skills, ensuring efficient execution and delivery of initiatives within the organization. | Financial Expertise: Serving as Treasurer at Inter Club has provided me with financial management and accountability experience, which can be valuable in overseeing budgets and resources within the ISOC-NY. | Passion for the Internet's Future: I am deeply passionate about the Internet's role in our society, and I am committed to advancing its accessibility, security, and responsible use. I believe that my dedication to the mission of the Internet Society aligns perfectly with the goals of the organization. | Communication Skills: Effective communication is vital for any Secretary role. My experience in various leadership positions has honed my communication skills, ensuring clear and efficient information dissemination within the organization. | Detail-Oriented: The role of Secretary demands attention to detail, which I have cultivated through my previous roles, including documentation and record-keeping. | I am excited about the opportunity to contribute my skills, experiences, and passion to the Internet Society of New York. If elected as Secretary, I am committed to upholding the values of the organization, facilitating communication, and supporting initiatives that promote the positive and responsible use of the internet in our community. | Thank you for considering my candidacy, and I look forward to the opportunity to serve the ISOC-NY and its members effectively.
Stuart Reid
- Self-nominated
- Male
- I have been working in community-based technology initiatives for over 30 years, primarily focused on under-served communities in NYC public housing. This includes the provision of free wireless Internet services, as well as ongoing collaboration with resident leaders and public housing groups in the development and deployment of innovative Internet-based applications and services designed to improve the quality-of-life and public safety in our public housing communities. | As a co-founder and co-chair of The Smart Community Initiative, Inc. a NY not-for-profit and of Digital Divide Partners, I have worked for decades with public housing leaders in community-based technology initiatives focused on serving a population of nearly 600,000 - larger than the City of Boston or Atlanta. More than half of these residents are unemployed, and the average household income is below the poverty level at $23,000. While there have been many efforts to improve the connectivity and digital equity among this population, it remains severely under-resourced and under-served. | As a Member of ISOC-NY I have been able to secure funding from the Internet Society Foundation to create a community-based streaming radio program that helped Harlem residents communicate with each other and coordinate the flow of resources and health-care information during the COVID pandemic. I have also been successful in securing funding from the Foundation to help support our annual Harlem Emergency Preparedness Event held in September at City College. | I believe that the constituent groups that I have collaboratively worked with for many years need a voice at the ISOC-NY table, and that my continued involvement at the board level could further facilitate dialogue and stimulate more inclusion in the important discussions and initiatives of the Internet Society. | It is for these reasons that I seek renewal of my Board Membership and Office of Secretary at ISOC-NY, of which I have been a Member and Officer for over five (5) years. (Stuart Reid)
- https://www.thesmartci.org |