NomCom selection
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make. Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process. - In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory. - Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed. - If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair. - Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP. - All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules. - The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago. Alan
Alan, Thank you for the clarification. Daniel K.N. On Jul 5, 2019 7:54 PM, "Alan Greenberg" <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Thank yo Alan. It's clear and clean. Warm regards Olevie KOUAMI <https://www.avast.com/sig-email?utm_medium=email&utm_source=link&utm_campaig...> Garanti sans virus. www.avast.com <https://www.avast.com/sig-email?utm_medium=email&utm_source=link&utm_campaig...> <#DAB4FAD8-2DD7-40BB-A1B8-4E2AA1F9FDF2> Le ven. 5 juil. 2019 à 17:09, DANIEL NANGHAKA <dndannang@gmail.com> a écrit :
Alan, Thank you for the clarification.
Daniel K.N. On Jul 5, 2019 7:54 PM, "Alan Greenberg" <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Thank you ALAN for your mail. I agree with you on some points and I disagree on others: I agree with you that a consultation with the RALO is mandatory as per the ICANN Bylaw I agree with you that any decision to accept or reject a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC I also agree with you that there has been a distinct lack of communication in all directions in the current situation And I finally agree with you that the proposal that Mohamed just made to have an internal selection process is the right way forward. It is based on Maureen’s proposal that I also applaud But I strongly disagree with you that the ALAC Chair who is doing a reasonable job should make discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some ALAC members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. The discussion must be with _ALL_ ALAC members (except those who have a conflict of interest if any), in a closed meeting as we did in Panama last year, not with some of them. Why some and not all? I’m not with decisions prepared behind the doors among “a small group” of friends. I also disagree with your allusion to the fact that if the RALO recommendation is not accepted, ALAC can appoint a delegate to the NomCom without going back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair. You were prudent enough to say “there is no formal requirement”. But even that, I disagree with because the formal requirement is in the bylaws article 12.2.(d)(v): The ALAC shall, after consultation with each RALO, annually appoint five voting delegates (no two of whom shall be citizens of countries in the same Geographic Region) to the Nominating Committee. So ALAC appoints _AFTER_ consultation with the concerned RALO, not directly without going back to the RALO. Your explanation is that since the RALO proposed a name, it was consulted. My explanation is different based on the fact that there is no formal permission to the ALAC to appoint without going back to the RALO, and on the fact that ICANN has a governance model based on a bottom up decision making system. If ALAC appoints without going back to the RALO, its decision is top down My other disagreement is about your contestation about us often focus more on "democratic" procedures than on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. Do you mean the democratic process prevents the selection of the best people???? Our AFRALO community shose so far very good delegates to the NomCom using their democratic process: Yaovi Atohoun, Mohamed El Bashir, Dave kissoondoyal, Fatimata Seye Sylla and Aziz Hilali. You can ask for their 360 evaluation to see that they performed very well. Also, this year, our community made a good choice but there was an issue for him. Do you think that Smaller group deciding instead of the whole members will make a better decision? How do you guarantee that this small group will not choose people that they want (not the best or the best among their friends)?? Of course, we need knowledgeable and capable people. I still think that the democratic process is the right one to have the best people if the eligibility criteria are well defined in advance for each position, and if they don’t change according to the will of the chair or any other influent person. The solution is not to have smaller number of persons deciding instead of the whole members. The solution is in a pre-defined objective eligibility criteria for each position. ICANN is a bottom-up decision making organization. ALAC and At-Large must be and remain so as well. Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> a écrit :
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Dear Past ALAC Chair, Greetings and much thanks for your continued guidance whenever the community seriously needs one. While I agree with most of your submission as outlined by Tijani, let me quickly clarify some misconceptions. In my opinion, I believe strongly that the whole essence of MSM is to ensure that adequate diversity is deployed in building a team and of course, this includes experience.
From my experience outside ICANN, especially at the ITU, I learned that experience isn’t limited to a particular worldview without recourse to the expected Critical Success Factor in a typical assignment.
Having established that, and in consonance with established independence of a RALO, it is my view as well that where “democratic” selection is opted for by a RALO, it would have been done against the backdrop of “set criteria”, for qualified volunteers alone to step forward. To assume otherwise is putting the integrity of a RALO into question or in the least, maturity level of the entire RALO leadership in understanding their own Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Where there is perceived lack of adequate information, ALAC Chair would naturally seek further details to learn from the “perspective” of the respective RALO Leadership and not sit on a unilateral decision which some may Term as bullying. Every RALO have justification and development plans for their community and that should be respected and ALAC team should rather be up to speed with that while meeting the RALO’s leadership for proper education. Since joining the community, I have learnt so much from great leaders and believe very strongly in the current leadership team on AFRALO, not necessarily because my case was involved but rather in the maturity that has been displayed in handling several critical issues For the records, I am in support of every meaningful step that the leadership takes in making the Community progress so long as each RALO’s independence is respected. Once again, I really appreciate your intervention and willingness to “teach” the community considered the right steps. Best Regards, On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 5:54 PM Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Dear Maureen, Peters I am really troubled that this year’s AFRALO NomCom selection is turning into something else yet to be described following series of comments and treats and counter treats. I will appeal for seize of fire by all parties while steps for lasting peace should be our ultimate goal moving forward. If we need to engage Ombudsman to push this beyond us and work on lasting solution, let it be and please lets peace reign. Best Regards ____ REMMY NWEKE, mNGE, Lead Consulting Strategist/Group Executive Editor, DigitalSENSE Africa Media [*Multiple-award winning medium*] (DigitalSENSE Business News <http://www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng/businessnews>; ITREALMS <http://www.itrealms.com.ng>, NaijaAgroNet <http://www.naijaagronet.com.ng>) Block F1, Shop 133 Moyosore Aboderin Plaza, Bolade Junction, Oshodi-Lagos M: 234-8033592762, 8023122558, 8051000475, T: @ITRealms <http://www.twitter.com/ITRealms> Author: A Decade of ICT Reportage in Nigeria <https://www.facebook.com/adecadeofictreportageinnigeria%E2%80%8E> *2020 Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum on IG4D & Nigeria IPv6 Roundtable <http://www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng>* JOIN us!! *Vice President, African Civil Society on the Information Society (ACSIS <http://www.acsis-scasi.org/en/>) _________________________________________________________________ *Confidentiality Notice:* The information in this document and attachments are confidential and may also be privileged information. It is intended only for the use of the named recipient. Remmy Nweke does not accept legal responsibility for the contents of this e-mail. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify me immediately, then delete this document and do not disclose the contents of this document to any other person, nor make any copies. Violators may face court persecution. On Sun, Jul 7, 2019 at 6:36 PM ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE < oloyede.aa@unilorin.edu.ng> wrote:
Dear Past ALAC Chair,
Greetings and much thanks for your continued guidance whenever the community seriously needs one.
While I agree with most of your submission as outlined by Tijani, let me quickly clarify some misconceptions.
In my opinion, I believe strongly that the whole essence of MSM is to ensure that adequate diversity is deployed in building a team and of course, this includes experience.
From my experience outside ICANN, especially at the ITU, I learned that experience isn’t limited to a particular worldview without recourse to the expected Critical Success Factor in a typical assignment.
Having established that, and in consonance with established independence of a RALO, it is my view as well that where “democratic” selection is opted for by a RALO, it would have been done against the backdrop of “set criteria”, for qualified volunteers alone to step forward.
To assume otherwise is putting the integrity of a RALO into question or in the least, maturity level of the entire RALO leadership in understanding their own Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Where there is perceived lack of adequate information, ALAC Chair would naturally seek further details to learn from the “perspective” of the respective RALO Leadership and not sit on a unilateral decision which some may Term as bullying. Every RALO have justification and development plans for their community and that should be respected and ALAC team should rather be up to speed with that while meeting the RALO’s leadership for proper education.
Since joining the community, I have learnt so much from great leaders and believe very strongly in the current leadership team on AFRALO, not necessarily because my case was involved but rather in the maturity that has been displayed in handling several critical issues
For the records, I am in support of every meaningful step that the leadership takes in making the Community progress so long as each RALO’s independence is respected.
Once again, I really appreciate your intervention and willingness to “teach” the community considered the right steps.
Best Regards,
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 5:54 PM Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Thank you Remmy. I would be quite happy for this as a solution too. Maureen. On Sun, 7 Jul 2019, 11:15 AM Remmy Nweke, <remmyn@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Maureen, Peters
I am really troubled that this year’s AFRALO NomCom selection is turning into something else yet to be described following series of comments and treats and counter treats.
I will appeal for seize of fire by all parties while steps for lasting peace should be our ultimate goal moving forward.
If we need to engage Ombudsman to push this beyond us and work on lasting solution, let it be and please lets peace reign.
Best Regards ____ REMMY NWEKE, mNGE, Lead Consulting Strategist/Group Executive Editor, DigitalSENSE Africa Media [*Multiple-award winning medium*] (DigitalSENSE Business News <http://www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng/businessnews>; ITREALMS <http://www.itrealms.com.ng>, NaijaAgroNet <http://www.naijaagronet.com.ng>) Block F1, Shop 133 Moyosore Aboderin Plaza, Bolade Junction, Oshodi-Lagos M: 234-8033592762, 8023122558, 8051000475, T: @ITRealms <http://www.twitter.com/ITRealms> Author: A Decade of ICT Reportage in Nigeria <https://www.facebook.com/adecadeofictreportageinnigeria%E2%80%8E>
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On Sun, Jul 7, 2019 at 6:36 PM ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE < oloyede.aa@unilorin.edu.ng> wrote:
Dear Past ALAC Chair,
Greetings and much thanks for your continued guidance whenever the community seriously needs one.
While I agree with most of your submission as outlined by Tijani, let me quickly clarify some misconceptions.
In my opinion, I believe strongly that the whole essence of MSM is to ensure that adequate diversity is deployed in building a team and of course, this includes experience.
From my experience outside ICANN, especially at the ITU, I learned that experience isn’t limited to a particular worldview without recourse to the expected Critical Success Factor in a typical assignment.
Having established that, and in consonance with established independence of a RALO, it is my view as well that where “democratic” selection is opted for by a RALO, it would have been done against the backdrop of “set criteria”, for qualified volunteers alone to step forward.
To assume otherwise is putting the integrity of a RALO into question or in the least, maturity level of the entire RALO leadership in understanding their own Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Where there is perceived lack of adequate information, ALAC Chair would naturally seek further details to learn from the “perspective” of the respective RALO Leadership and not sit on a unilateral decision which some may Term as bullying. Every RALO have justification and development plans for their community and that should be respected and ALAC team should rather be up to speed with that while meeting the RALO’s leadership for proper education.
Since joining the community, I have learnt so much from great leaders and believe very strongly in the current leadership team on AFRALO, not necessarily because my case was involved but rather in the maturity that has been displayed in handling several critical issues
For the records, I am in support of every meaningful step that the leadership takes in making the Community progress so long as each RALO’s independence is respected.
Once again, I really appreciate your intervention and willingness to “teach” the community considered the right steps.
Best Regards,
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 5:54 PM Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Thanks for your reply I mean to say threats and counter threats. Good thing is you have taken a step forward in resolving this issue. Thanks. On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 10:21 PM Maureen Hilyard <maureen.hilyard@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you Remmy. I would be quite happy for this as a solution too.
Maureen.
On Sun, 7 Jul 2019, 11:15 AM Remmy Nweke, <remmyn@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Maureen, Peters
I am really troubled that this year’s AFRALO NomCom selection is turning into something else yet to be described following series of comments and treats and counter treats.
I will appeal for seize of fire by all parties while steps for lasting peace should be our ultimate goal moving forward.
If we need to engage Ombudsman to push this beyond us and work on lasting solution, let it be and please lets peace reign.
Best Regards ____ REMMY NWEKE, mNGE, Lead Consulting Strategist/Group Executive Editor, DigitalSENSE Africa Media [*Multiple-award winning medium*] (DigitalSENSE Business News <http://www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng/businessnews>; ITREALMS <http://www.itrealms.com.ng>, NaijaAgroNet <http://www.naijaagronet.com.ng>) Block F1, Shop 133 Moyosore Aboderin Plaza, Bolade Junction, Oshodi-Lagos M: 234-8033592762, 8023122558, 8051000475, T: @ITRealms <http://www.twitter.com/ITRealms> Author: A Decade of ICT Reportage in Nigeria <https://www.facebook.com/adecadeofictreportageinnigeria%E2%80%8E>
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On Sun, Jul 7, 2019 at 6:36 PM ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE < oloyede.aa@unilorin.edu.ng> wrote:
Dear Past ALAC Chair,
Greetings and much thanks for your continued guidance whenever the community seriously needs one.
While I agree with most of your submission as outlined by Tijani, let me quickly clarify some misconceptions.
In my opinion, I believe strongly that the whole essence of MSM is to ensure that adequate diversity is deployed in building a team and of course, this includes experience.
From my experience outside ICANN, especially at the ITU, I learned that experience isn’t limited to a particular worldview without recourse to the expected Critical Success Factor in a typical assignment.
Having established that, and in consonance with established independence of a RALO, it is my view as well that where “democratic” selection is opted for by a RALO, it would have been done against the backdrop of “set criteria”, for qualified volunteers alone to step forward.
To assume otherwise is putting the integrity of a RALO into question or in the least, maturity level of the entire RALO leadership in understanding their own Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Where there is perceived lack of adequate information, ALAC Chair would naturally seek further details to learn from the “perspective” of the respective RALO Leadership and not sit on a unilateral decision which some may Term as bullying. Every RALO have justification and development plans for their community and that should be respected and ALAC team should rather be up to speed with that while meeting the RALO’s leadership for proper education.
Since joining the community, I have learnt so much from great leaders and believe very strongly in the current leadership team on AFRALO, not necessarily because my case was involved but rather in the maturity that has been displayed in handling several critical issues
For the records, I am in support of every meaningful step that the leadership takes in making the Community progress so long as each RALO’s independence is respected.
Once again, I really appreciate your intervention and willingness to “teach” the community considered the right steps.
Best Regards,
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 5:54 PM Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Website <http://www.unilorin.edu.ng>, Weekly Bulletin <http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/index.php/bulletin> UGPortal <http://uilugportal.unilorin.edu.ng/> PGPortal <https://uilpgportal.unilorin.edu.ng/>
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I wish issues in reference to Internet Development in Africa are critically discussed and engagement done in the mailing list like this issue of NomCom Selection - we as Africans would have achieved tremendous development and effective participation in Policies that affect end users. On Jul 8, 2019 2:02 AM, "Remmy Nweke" <remmyn@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for your reply
I mean to say threats and counter threats.
Good thing is you have taken a step forward in resolving this issue.
Thanks.
On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 10:21 PM Maureen Hilyard <maureen.hilyard@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you Remmy. I would be quite happy for this as a solution too.
Maureen.
On Sun, 7 Jul 2019, 11:15 AM Remmy Nweke, <remmyn@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Maureen, Peters
I am really troubled that this year’s AFRALO NomCom selection is turning into something else yet to be described following series of comments and treats and counter treats.
I will appeal for seize of fire by all parties while steps for lasting peace should be our ultimate goal moving forward.
If we need to engage Ombudsman to push this beyond us and work on lasting solution, let it be and please lets peace reign.
Best Regards ____ REMMY NWEKE, mNGE, Lead Consulting Strategist/Group Executive Editor, DigitalSENSE Africa Media [*Multiple-award winning medium*] (DigitalSENSE Business News <http://www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng/businessnews>; ITREALMS <http://www.itrealms.com.ng>, NaijaAgroNet <http://www.naijaagronet.com.ng>) Block F1, Shop 133 Moyosore Aboderin Plaza, Bolade Junction, Oshodi-Lagos M: 234-8033592762, 8023122558, 8051000475, T: @ITRealms <http://www.twitter.com/ITRealms> Author: A Decade of ICT Reportage in Nigeria <https://www.facebook.com/adecadeofictreportageinnigeria%E2%80%8E>
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On Sun, Jul 7, 2019 at 6:36 PM ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE < oloyede.aa@unilorin.edu.ng> wrote:
Dear Past ALAC Chair,
Greetings and much thanks for your continued guidance whenever the community seriously needs one.
While I agree with most of your submission as outlined by Tijani, let me quickly clarify some misconceptions.
In my opinion, I believe strongly that the whole essence of MSM is to ensure that adequate diversity is deployed in building a team and of course, this includes experience.
From my experience outside ICANN, especially at the ITU, I learned that experience isn’t limited to a particular worldview without recourse to the expected Critical Success Factor in a typical assignment.
Having established that, and in consonance with established independence of a RALO, it is my view as well that where “democratic” selection is opted for by a RALO, it would have been done against the backdrop of “set criteria”, for qualified volunteers alone to step forward.
To assume otherwise is putting the integrity of a RALO into question or in the least, maturity level of the entire RALO leadership in understanding their own Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Where there is perceived lack of adequate information, ALAC Chair would naturally seek further details to learn from the “perspective” of the respective RALO Leadership and not sit on a unilateral decision which some may Term as bullying. Every RALO have justification and development plans for their community and that should be respected and ALAC team should rather be up to speed with that while meeting the RALO’s leadership for proper education.
Since joining the community, I have learnt so much from great leaders and believe very strongly in the current leadership team on AFRALO, not necessarily because my case was involved but rather in the maturity that has been displayed in handling several critical issues
For the records, I am in support of every meaningful step that the leadership takes in making the Community progress so long as each RALO’s independence is respected.
Once again, I really appreciate your intervention and willingness to “teach” the community considered the right steps.
Best Regards,
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 5:54 PM Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Website <http://www.unilorin.edu.ng>, Weekly Bulletin <http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/index.php/bulletin> UGPortal <http://uilugportal.unilorin.edu.ng/> PGPortal <https://uilpgportal.unilorin.edu.ng/>
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Dear Remmy, I resonate with you. It almost feels like it’s the modus operandi of AFRALO. Let’s cease fire and focus on real productive discussions. Regards On Mon, 8 Jul 2019 at 00:15, Remmy Nweke <remmyn@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Maureen, Peters
I am really troubled that this year’s AFRALO NomCom selection is turning into something else yet to be described following series of comments and treats and counter treats.
I will appeal for seize of fire by all parties while steps for lasting peace should be our ultimate goal moving forward.
If we need to engage Ombudsman to push this beyond us and work on lasting solution, let it be and please lets peace reign.
Best Regards ____ REMMY NWEKE, mNGE, Lead Consulting Strategist/Group Executive Editor, DigitalSENSE Africa Media [*Multiple-award winning medium*] (DigitalSENSE Business News <http://www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng/businessnews>; ITREALMS <http://www.itrealms.com.ng>, NaijaAgroNet <http://www.naijaagronet.com.ng>) Block F1, Shop 133 Moyosore Aboderin Plaza, Bolade Junction, Oshodi-Lagos M: 234-8033592762, 8023122558, 8051000475, T: @ITRealms <http://www.twitter.com/ITRealms> Author: A Decade of ICT Reportage in Nigeria <https://www.facebook.com/adecadeofictreportageinnigeria%E2%80%8E>
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On Sun, Jul 7, 2019 at 6:36 PM ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE < oloyede.aa@unilorin.edu.ng> wrote:
Dear Past ALAC Chair,
Greetings and much thanks for your continued guidance whenever the community seriously needs one.
While I agree with most of your submission as outlined by Tijani, let me quickly clarify some misconceptions.
In my opinion, I believe strongly that the whole essence of MSM is to ensure that adequate diversity is deployed in building a team and of course, this includes experience.
From my experience outside ICANN, especially at the ITU, I learned that experience isn’t limited to a particular worldview without recourse to the expected Critical Success Factor in a typical assignment.
Having established that, and in consonance with established independence of a RALO, it is my view as well that where “democratic” selection is opted for by a RALO, it would have been done against the backdrop of “set criteria”, for qualified volunteers alone to step forward.
To assume otherwise is putting the integrity of a RALO into question or in the least, maturity level of the entire RALO leadership in understanding their own Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Where there is perceived lack of adequate information, ALAC Chair would naturally seek further details to learn from the “perspective” of the respective RALO Leadership and not sit on a unilateral decision which some may Term as bullying. Every RALO have justification and development plans for their community and that should be respected and ALAC team should rather be up to speed with that while meeting the RALO’s leadership for proper education.
Since joining the community, I have learnt so much from great leaders and believe very strongly in the current leadership team on AFRALO, not necessarily because my case was involved but rather in the maturity that has been displayed in handling several critical issues
For the records, I am in support of every meaningful step that the leadership takes in making the Community progress so long as each RALO’s independence is respected.
Once again, I really appreciate your intervention and willingness to “teach” the community considered the right steps.
Best Regards,
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 5:54 PM Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
I have avoided commenting during this process but now that we seem to be in a level postilion, I do have a few comments to make.
Please note that these comments are NOT in reference to ANY candidate but are in relation to the process.
- In accordance with the ICANN Bylaws and the ALAC Rules of Procedure (RoP), the Nominating Committee delegates are selected by the ALAC. A consultation with the RALO is mandatory.
- Any decision to accept a RALO recommendation or appoint someone else is a decision of the ALAC. The Chair may certainly make a recommendation, but ultimately it is an ALAC decision. Prior to a Chair making such a formal recommendation, if he or she is doing a reasonable job, there would have been discreet (that is private and confidential) discussion with some or all advisors and ALAC Members to make sure there is a strong consensus on how to proceed. That is the process that I have followed in a similar situation last year and it is my understanding is that this is exactly the process that Maureen has followed.
- If a RALO candidate is not ratified (or recommended to not be ratified), there is no formal requirement to go back to the RALO or even the RALO Chair.
- Since we regularly (over many years) seem to have various people not understanding the NomCom delegate selection process, perhaps it is time to clarify the ALAC RoP.
- All of the above notwithstanding, there has been a distinct lack of communications in all directions in the current situation, and that is a problem that needs to be rectified - and it cannot be fixed with rules.
- The proposal that Mohamed just made, to have an internal selection process is one I applaud. If I understood correctly Remmy Nweke had earlier made such a suggestion. In my opinion, we (and that is both the ALAC and all RALOs) have often focused more on "democratic" procedures and not sufficiently on making sure we select knowledgeable and capable people for all positions. It is not typically sufficient to simply ask for volunteers (who may or may not have ANY of the skills needed) and then have a vote that is really a popularity contest and not a true evaluation of the candidates. For the ALAC, the situation has been largely remedied with the ALAC Appointee Selection Committee that began 3 years ago.
Alan
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Dear Colleagues, Dear AfricansI have read the mail exchanges here and find them very very troubling. I do not want to associate myself with such high level of bitter and unnecessary heating of polity for a minor, though important, role of Afralo delegate to the NomCom. I therefore hereby withdraw the earlier acceptance of my nomination to the this role.Wishing the Community well in resolving the issue and quickly too.I wish to commit to supporting the work of AFRALO , ALAC and ICANN community in general. now and in the feature.Let us channel this energy to more productive participation in ICANN process for the benefit of AfricaMary Uduma Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Mon, Jul 8, 2019 at 3:32, Patricia Akello<ekisesta@gmail.com> wrote: _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss Homepage for the region: http://www.afralo.org Posting guidelines to ensure machine translations of emails sent to this list are more accurate: http://www.funredes.org/mistica/english/emec/method_emec/presentation.html#a... _______________________________________________ By submitting your personal data, you consent to the processing of your personal data for purposes of subscribing to this mailing list accordance with the ICANN Privacy Policy (https://www.icann.org/privacy/policy) and the website Terms of Service (https://www.icann.org/privacy/tos). You can visit the Mailman link above to change your membership status or configuration, including unsubscribing, setting digest-style delivery or disabling delivery altogether (e.g., for a vacation), and so on.
Dear All, It is very sad that the situation has degenerated so much that valuable candidates like Mary Uduma has to desist. I would like to nominate another valuable candidate to the position of the ALAC delegate to the NomCom, who is Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi is Digital Policy expert who currently serves as Policy and Government Relations Lead for West and Francophone Africa at Google. Titi’s motto is to inspire, inform, involve and impact the world on issues around global internet and society, digital economy, policy and digital governance. With 19 years of experience, she has directly engaged with global policy development processes, built capacity and strategy, and is enabling the implementation of strategies as it relates to Internet governance and the digital economy. From making a case for the role and inclusion of youth globally who are primarily at the forefront of the digital ecosystem to helping governments shape the policy and regulatory environment as it relates to the role of intermediaries, content creation & sharing, data privacy and cybersecurity, Titi’s work requires intense interdisciplinarity. She is a key opinion shaper and connector in the area of Digital Public Policy in Africa and beyond with extensive cross-sectoral networks and know how on the digital economy in Africa – and in reverse how those with interest on the continent can and should position themselves to sustainably grow the Digital Economy. An against all odds connector of disparate thoughts, her experience spans both the public and private sectors, consulting for a range of international institutions including African Network Information Centre (AfriNIC), the World Bank Institute, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa and MTech Communications. Titi has initiated, managed and led delivery on projects and initiatives for ICT & development, ICTs & Education, the Information Society, Internet Governance, Telecom Value-Added Products & Services within Nigeria, South Africa and across over 30 other nations globally. Originally a graduate of English language from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, Titi has a Masters degree in Management from the University of Witwatersrand, Masters in Common Law from the University of London, an ongoing Masters in Law degree program at the York University and currently a PhD fellow at Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. Titi was a NomCom appointee to the ALAC in 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi I feel Titi has all the qualities to represent us as an ALAC delegate to the NomCom coming from the AFRALO. Best regards Dave Kissoondoyal IGF Mauritius ________________________________________________________________ Il est très regrettable que la situation ait tellement dégénéré que des candidats de valeur comme Mary Uduma doivent se désister. J'aimerais proposer un autre candidat de valeur au poste de délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom, à savoir Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi est un expert en politique numérique qui occupe actuellement le poste de responsable des politiques et des relations gouvernementales pour l'Afrique francophone et occidentale chez Google. La devise de Titi est d’inspirer, d’informer, d’impliquer et d’impacter le monde sur des questions relatives à l’internet et à la société mondiaux, à l’économie numérique, aux politiques et à la gouvernance numérique. Forte de 19 ans d’expérience, elle a participé directement aux processus mondiaux d’élaboration des politiques, renforcé les capacités et la stratégie, et permet la mise en œuvre de stratégies relatives à la gouvernance de l’Internet et à l’économie numérique. De défendre le rôle et l'inclusion des jeunes du monde entier qui sont principalement à l'avant-garde de l'écosystème numérique en aidant les gouvernements à façonner l'environnement politique et réglementaire en ce qui concerne le rôle des intermédiaires, la création et le partage de contenu, la confidentialité des données et la cybersécurité, Le travail de Titi nécessite une interdisciplinarité intense. Elle est un acteur clé dans le domaine des politiques publiques numériques en Afrique et au-delà, dotée de vastes réseaux intersectoriels et d'un savoir-faire en matière d'économie numérique en Afrique - et inversement, comment ceux qui sont intéressés par le continent peuvent et doivent se positionner développer durablement l’économie numérique. Connaissant toutes sortes de pensées divergentes, son expérience couvre les secteurs public et privé, notamment auprès de diverses institutions internationales, dont le Centre d'information des réseaux africains (AfriNIC), l'Institut de la Banque mondiale, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa et MTech Communications. Titi a initié, géré et dirigé la réalisation de projets et d'initiatives dans les domaines des TIC et du développement, des TIC et de l'éducation, de la société de l'information, de la gouvernance de l'Internet, des produits et services à valeur ajoutée dans les télécommunications au Nigeria, en Afrique du Sud et dans plus de 30 autres pays. Diplômée en anglais de l'Université Obafemi Awolowo au Nigéria, Titi est titulaire d'une maîtrise en gestion de l'Université de Witwatersrand, d'une maîtrise en common law de l'Université de Londres, d'un programme de maîtrise en droit de l'Université York et Doctorant au Centre Berkman Klein pour l'Internet et la société à l'Université de Harvard. Titi a été nommée à l'ALAC par le NomCom en 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi Je pense que Titi a toutes les qualités pour nous représenter en tant que délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom issu de la famille d'AFRALO. Cordialement Dave Kissoondoyal IGF Maurice On 08/07/2019 10:24, Mary Uduma via AFRI-Discuss wrote:
Dear Colleagues, Dear Africans I have read the mail exchanges here and find them very very troubling. I do not want to associate myself with such high level of bitter and unnecessary heating of polity for a minor, though important, role of Afralo delegate to the NomCom.
I therefore hereby withdraw the earlier acceptance of my nomination to the this role. Wishing the Community well in resolving the issue and quickly too. I wish to commit to supporting the work of AFRALO , ALAC and ICANN community in general. now and in the feature. Let us channel this energy to more productive participation in ICANN process for the benefit of Africa Mary Uduma
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Accepted. As many of you know I have been a part of this community for over 10 years. I am primarily an action oriented in the background make things happen firm believer in Africa. I dont do political meandering. Available to serve. Regards On Mon., Jul. 8, 2019, 5:01 a.m. Dave Kissoondoyal, <dave@igf-mu.org> wrote:
Dear All,
It is very sad that the situation has degenerated so much that valuable candidates like Mary Uduma has to desist. I would like to nominate another valuable candidate to the position of the ALAC delegate to the NomCom, who is Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi is Digital Policy expert who currently serves as Policy and Government Relations Lead for West and Francophone Africa at Google.
Titi’s motto is to inspire, inform, involve and impact the world on issues around global internet and society, digital economy, policy and digital governance.
With 19 years of experience, she has directly engaged with global policy development processes, built capacity and strategy, and is enabling the implementation of strategies as it relates to Internet governance and the digital economy.
From making a case for the role and inclusion of youth globally who are primarily at the forefront of the digital ecosystem to helping governments shape the policy and regulatory environment as it relates to the role of intermediaries, content creation & sharing, data privacy and cybersecurity, Titi’s work requires intense interdisciplinarity.
She is a key opinion shaper and connector in the area of Digital Public Policy in Africa and beyond with extensive cross-sectoral networks and know how on the digital economy in Africa – and in reverse how those with interest on the continent can and should position themselves to sustainably grow the Digital Economy.
An against all odds connector of disparate thoughts, her experience spans both the public and private sectors, consulting for a range of international institutions including African Network Information Centre (AfriNIC), the World Bank Institute, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa and MTech Communications.
Titi has initiated, managed and led delivery on projects and initiatives for ICT & development, ICTs & Education, the Information Society, Internet Governance, Telecom Value-Added Products & Services within Nigeria, South Africa and across over 30 other nations globally.
Originally a graduate of English language from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, Titi has a Masters degree in Management from the University of Witwatersrand, Masters in Common Law from the University of London, an ongoing Masters in Law degree program at the York University and currently a PhD fellow at Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University.
Titi was a NomCom appointee to the ALAC in 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi
I feel Titi has all the qualities to represent us as an ALAC delegate to the NomCom coming from the AFRALO.
Best regards
Dave Kissoondoyal
IGF Mauritius
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Il est très regrettable que la situation ait tellement dégénéré que des candidats de valeur comme Mary Uduma doivent se désister. J'aimerais proposer un autre candidat de valeur au poste de délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom, à savoir Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi est un expert en politique numérique qui occupe actuellement le poste de responsable des politiques et des relations gouvernementales pour l'Afrique francophone et occidentale chez Google.
La devise de Titi est d’inspirer, d’informer, d’impliquer et d’impacter le monde sur des questions relatives à l’internet et à la société mondiaux, à l’économie numérique, aux politiques et à la gouvernance numérique.
Forte de 19 ans d’expérience, elle a participé directement aux processus mondiaux d’élaboration des politiques, renforcé les capacités et la stratégie, et permet la mise en œuvre de stratégies relatives à la gouvernance de l’Internet et à l’économie numérique.
De défendre le rôle et l'inclusion des jeunes du monde entier qui sont principalement à l'avant-garde de l'écosystème numérique en aidant les gouvernements à façonner l'environnement politique et réglementaire en ce qui concerne le rôle des intermédiaires, la création et le partage de contenu, la confidentialité des données et la cybersécurité, Le travail de Titi nécessite une interdisciplinarité intense.
Elle est un acteur clé dans le domaine des politiques publiques numériques en Afrique et au-delà, dotée de vastes réseaux intersectoriels et d'un savoir-faire en matière d'économie numérique en Afrique - et inversement, comment ceux qui sont intéressés par le continent peuvent et doivent se positionner développer durablement l’économie numérique.
Connaissant toutes sortes de pensées divergentes, son expérience couvre les secteurs public et privé, notamment auprès de diverses institutions internationales, dont le Centre d'information des réseaux africains (AfriNIC), l'Institut de la Banque mondiale, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa et MTech Communications.
Titi a initié, géré et dirigé la réalisation de projets et d'initiatives dans les domaines des TIC et du développement, des TIC et de l'éducation, de la société de l'information, de la gouvernance de l'Internet, des produits et services à valeur ajoutée dans les télécommunications au Nigeria, en Afrique du Sud et dans plus de 30 autres pays.
Diplômée en anglais de l'Université Obafemi Awolowo au Nigéria, Titi est titulaire d'une maîtrise en gestion de l'Université de Witwatersrand, d'une maîtrise en common law de l'Université de Londres, d'un programme de maîtrise en droit de l'Université York et Doctorant au Centre Berkman Klein pour l'Internet et la société à l'Université de Harvard.
Titi a été nommée à l'ALAC par le NomCom en 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi
Je pense que Titi a toutes les qualités pour nous représenter en tant que délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom issu de la famille d'AFRALO.
Cordialement
Dave Kissoondoyal
IGF Maurice
On 08/07/2019 10:24, Mary Uduma via AFRI-Discuss wrote:
Dear Colleagues, Dear Africans I have read the mail exchanges here and find them very very troubling. I do not want to associate myself with such high level of bitter and unnecessary heating of polity for a minor, though important, role of Afralo delegate to the NomCom.
I therefore hereby withdraw the earlier acceptance of my nomination to the this role. Wishing the Community well in resolving the issue and quickly too. I wish to commit to supporting the work of AFRALO , ALAC and ICANN community in general. now and in the feature. Let us channel this energy to more productive participation in ICANN process for the benefit of Africa Mary Uduma
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Dear Titi, For fairness sake and no oppositional hard feelings in such issues, please call for an open contest. If you are voted the winner, yes, you take it. Being part of this community for over 10 years, I suppose is no qualification, as there are some who have been part for over 15years and may not qualify as well. Regards Paulyn Von: AFRI-Discuss [mailto:afri-discuss-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] Im Auftrag von Titi Akinsanmi Gesendet: Montag, 8. Juli 2019 17:32 An: Dave Kissoondoyal Cc: Afri-Discuss; Maureen Hilyard Betreff: Re: [AFRI-Discuss] NomCom selection - Nomination of Titi Akinsanmi Accepted. As many of you know I have been a part of this community for over 10 years. I am primarily an action oriented in the background make things happen firm believer in Africa. I dont do political meandering. Available to serve. Regards On Mon., Jul. 8, 2019, 5:01 a.m. Dave Kissoondoyal, <dave@igf-mu.org> wrote: Dear All, It is very sad that the situation has degenerated so much that valuable candidates like Mary Uduma has to desist. I would like to nominate another valuable candidate to the position of the ALAC delegate to the NomCom, who is Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi is Digital Policy expert who currently serves as Policy and Government Relations Lead for West and Francophone Africa at Google. Titi’s motto is to inspire, inform, involve and impact the world on issues around global internet and society, digital economy, policy and digital governance. With 19 years of experience, she has directly engaged with global policy development processes, built capacity and strategy, and is enabling the implementation of strategies as it relates to Internet governance and the digital economy.
From making a case for the role and inclusion of youth globally who are primarily at the forefront of the digital ecosystem to helping governments shape the policy and regulatory environment as it relates to the role of intermediaries, content creation & sharing, data privacy and cybersecurity, Titi’s work requires intense interdisciplinarity.
She is a key opinion shaper and connector in the area of Digital Public Policy in Africa and beyond with extensive cross-sectoral networks and know how on the digital economy in Africa – and in reverse how those with interest on the continent can and should position themselves to sustainably grow the Digital Economy. An against all odds connector of disparate thoughts, her experience spans both the public and private sectors, consulting for a range of international institutions including African Network Information Centre (AfriNIC), the World Bank Institute, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa and MTech Communications. Titi has initiated, managed and led delivery on projects and initiatives for ICT & development, ICTs & Education, the Information Society, Internet Governance, Telecom Value-Added Products & Services within Nigeria, South Africa and across over 30 other nations globally. Originally a graduate of English language from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, Titi has a Masters degree in Management from the University of Witwatersrand, Masters in Common Law from the University of London, an ongoing Masters in Law degree program at the York University and currently a PhD fellow at Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. Titi was a NomCom appointee to the ALAC in 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi I feel Titi has all the qualities to represent us as an ALAC delegate to the NomCom coming from the AFRALO. Best regards Dave Kissoondoyal IGF Mauritius ________________________________________________________________ Il est très regrettable que la situation ait tellement dégénéré que des candidats de valeur comme Mary Uduma doivent se désister. J'aimerais proposer un autre candidat de valeur au poste de délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom, à savoir Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi est un expert en politique numérique qui occupe actuellement le poste de responsable des politiques et des relations gouvernementales pour l'Afrique francophone et occidentale chez Google. La devise de Titi est d’inspirer, d’informer, d’impliquer et d’impacter le monde sur des questions relatives à l’internet et à la société mondiaux, à l’économie numérique, aux politiques et à la gouvernance numérique. Forte de 19 ans d’expérience, elle a participé directement aux processus mondiaux d’élaboration des politiques, renforcé les capacités et la stratégie, et permet la mise en œuvre de stratégies relatives à la gouvernance de l’Internet et à l’économie numérique. De défendre le rôle et l'inclusion des jeunes du monde entier qui sont principalement à l'avant-garde de l'écosystème numérique en aidant les gouvernements à façonner l'environnement politique et réglementaire en ce qui concerne le rôle des intermédiaires, la création et le partage de contenu, la confidentialité des données et la cybersécurité, Le travail de Titi nécessite une interdisciplinarité intense. Elle est un acteur clé dans le domaine des politiques publiques numériques en Afrique et au-delà, dotée de vastes réseaux intersectoriels et d'un savoir-faire en matière d'économie numérique en Afrique - et inversement, comment ceux qui sont intéressés par le continent peuvent et doivent se positionner développer durablement l’économie numérique. Connaissant toutes sortes de pensées divergentes, son expérience couvre les secteurs public et privé, notamment auprès de diverses institutions internationales, dont le Centre d'information des réseaux africains (AfriNIC), l'Institut de la Banque mondiale, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa et MTech Communications. Titi a initié, géré et dirigé la réalisation de projets et d'initiatives dans les domaines des TIC et du développement, des TIC et de l'éducation, de la société de l'information, de la gouvernance de l'Internet, des produits et services à valeur ajoutée dans les télécommunications au Nigeria, en Afrique du Sud et dans plus de 30 autres pays. Diplômée en anglais de l'Université Obafemi Awolowo au Nigéria, Titi est titulaire d'une maîtrise en gestion de l'Université de Witwatersrand, d'une maîtrise en common law de l'Université de Londres, d'un programme de maîtrise en droit de l'Université York et Doctorant au Centre Berkman Klein pour l'Internet et la société à l'Université de Harvard. Titi a été nommée à l'ALAC par le NomCom en 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi Je pense que Titi a toutes les qualités pour nous représenter en tant que délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom issu de la famille d'AFRALO. Cordialement Dave Kissoondoyal IGF Maurice On 08/07/2019 10:24, Mary Uduma via AFRI-Discuss wrote: Dear Colleagues, Dear Africans I have read the mail exchanges here and find them very very troubling. I do not want to associate myself with such high level of bitter and unnecessary heating of polity for a minor, though important, role of Afralo delegate to the NomCom. I therefore hereby withdraw the earlier acceptance of my nomination to the this role. Wishing the Community well in resolving the issue and quickly too. I wish to commit to supporting the work of AFRALO , ALAC and ICANN community in general. now and in the feature. Let us channel this energy to more productive participation in ICANN process for the benefit of Africa Mary Uduma Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android <https://go.onelink.me/107872968?pid=InProduct&c=Global_Internal_YGrowth_Andr...> On Mon, Jul 8, 2019 at 3:32, Patricia Akello <mailto:ekisesta@gmail.com> <ekisesta@gmail.com> wrote: _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss Homepage for the region: http://www.afralo.org Posting guidelines to ensure machine translations of emails sent to this list are more accurate: http://www.funredes.org/mistica/english/emec/method_emec/presentation.html#a... _______________________________________________ By submitting your personal data, you consent to the processing of your personal data for purposes of subscribing to this mailing list accordance with the ICANN Privacy Policy (https://www.icann.org/privacy/policy) and the website Terms of Service (https://www.icann.org/privacy/tos). 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Dave, How did you arrive at this nomination? What was the criteria? Are such positions awarded as you deem fit to nominate/select, or open for contest? If open for contest, then this nomination could be wrong, as there would most likely be others who are also very effective, but don’t know you personally or otherwise, to be nominated. Don’t be surprised if others start opposing. Could you please update us on the procedure? Regards Paulyn Von: AFRI-Discuss [mailto:afri-discuss-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] Im Auftrag von Dave Kissoondoyal Gesendet: Montag, 8. Juli 2019 11:00 An: mnuduma@yahoo.com Cc: afri-discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org; Maureen Hilyard Betreff: Re: [AFRI-Discuss] NomCom selection - Nomination of Titi Akinsanmi Dear All, It is very sad that the situation has degenerated so much that valuable candidates like Mary Uduma has to desist. I would like to nominate another valuable candidate to the position of the ALAC delegate to the NomCom, who is Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi is Digital Policy expert who currently serves as Policy and Government Relations Lead for West and Francophone Africa at Google. Titi’s motto is to inspire, inform, involve and impact the world on issues around global internet and society, digital economy, policy and digital governance. With 19 years of experience, she has directly engaged with global policy development processes, built capacity and strategy, and is enabling the implementation of strategies as it relates to Internet governance and the digital economy.
From making a case for the role and inclusion of youth globally who are primarily at the forefront of the digital ecosystem to helping governments shape the policy and regulatory environment as it relates to the role of intermediaries, content creation & sharing, data privacy and cybersecurity, Titi’s work requires intense interdisciplinarity.
She is a key opinion shaper and connector in the area of Digital Public Policy in Africa and beyond with extensive cross-sectoral networks and know how on the digital economy in Africa – and in reverse how those with interest on the continent can and should position themselves to sustainably grow the Digital Economy. An against all odds connector of disparate thoughts, her experience spans both the public and private sectors, consulting for a range of international institutions including African Network Information Centre (AfriNIC), the World Bank Institute, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa and MTech Communications. Titi has initiated, managed and led delivery on projects and initiatives for ICT & development, ICTs & Education, the Information Society, Internet Governance, Telecom Value-Added Products & Services within Nigeria, South Africa and across over 30 other nations globally. Originally a graduate of English language from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, Titi has a Masters degree in Management from the University of Witwatersrand, Masters in Common Law from the University of London, an ongoing Masters in Law degree program at the York University and currently a PhD fellow at Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. Titi was a NomCom appointee to the ALAC in 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi I feel Titi has all the qualities to represent us as an ALAC delegate to the NomCom coming from the AFRALO. Best regards Dave Kissoondoyal IGF Mauritius ________________________________________________________________ Il est très regrettable que la situation ait tellement dégénéré que des candidats de valeur comme Mary Uduma doivent se désister. J'aimerais proposer un autre candidat de valeur au poste de délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom, à savoir Titi Akinsanmi. Titi Akinsanmi est un expert en politique numérique qui occupe actuellement le poste de responsable des politiques et des relations gouvernementales pour l'Afrique francophone et occidentale chez Google. La devise de Titi est d’inspirer, d’informer, d’impliquer et d’impacter le monde sur des questions relatives à l’internet et à la société mondiaux, à l’économie numérique, aux politiques et à la gouvernance numérique. Forte de 19 ans d’expérience, elle a participé directement aux processus mondiaux d’élaboration des politiques, renforcé les capacités et la stratégie, et permet la mise en œuvre de stratégies relatives à la gouvernance de l’Internet et à l’économie numérique. De défendre le rôle et l'inclusion des jeunes du monde entier qui sont principalement à l'avant-garde de l'écosystème numérique en aidant les gouvernements à façonner l'environnement politique et réglementaire en ce qui concerne le rôle des intermédiaires, la création et le partage de contenu, la confidentialité des données et la cybersécurité, Le travail de Titi nécessite une interdisciplinarité intense. Elle est un acteur clé dans le domaine des politiques publiques numériques en Afrique et au-delà, dotée de vastes réseaux intersectoriels et d'un savoir-faire en matière d'économie numérique en Afrique - et inversement, comment ceux qui sont intéressés par le continent peuvent et doivent se positionner développer durablement l’économie numérique. Connaissant toutes sortes de pensées divergentes, son expérience couvre les secteurs public et privé, notamment auprès de diverses institutions internationales, dont le Centre d'information des réseaux africains (AfriNIC), l'Institut de la Banque mondiale, IICD, Mindset, UN-GAID, UNECA, SchoolNet Africa et MTech Communications. Titi a initié, géré et dirigé la réalisation de projets et d'initiatives dans les domaines des TIC et du développement, des TIC et de l'éducation, de la société de l'information, de la gouvernance de l'Internet, des produits et services à valeur ajoutée dans les télécommunications au Nigeria, en Afrique du Sud et dans plus de 30 autres pays. Diplômée en anglais de l'Université Obafemi Awolowo au Nigéria, Titi est titulaire d'une maîtrise en gestion de l'Université de Witwatersrand, d'une maîtrise en common law de l'Université de Londres, d'un programme de maîtrise en droit de l'Université York et Doctorant au Centre Berkman Klein pour l'Internet et la société à l'Université de Harvard. Titi a été nommée à l'ALAC par le NomCom en 2011. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/bios-2011-08-05-en#titi-akinsanmi Je pense que Titi a toutes les qualités pour nous représenter en tant que délégué de l'ALAC au NomCom issu de la famille d'AFRALO. Cordialement Dave Kissoondoyal IGF Maurice On 08/07/2019 10:24, Mary Uduma via AFRI-Discuss wrote: Dear Colleagues, Dear Africans I have read the mail exchanges here and find them very very troubling. I do not want to associate myself with such high level of bitter and unnecessary heating of polity for a minor, though important, role of Afralo delegate to the NomCom. I therefore hereby withdraw the earlier acceptance of my nomination to the this role. Wishing the Community well in resolving the issue and quickly too. I wish to commit to supporting the work of AFRALO , ALAC and ICANN community in general. now and in the feature. Let us channel this energy to more productive participation in ICANN process for the benefit of Africa Mary Uduma Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android <https://go.onelink.me/107872968?pid=InProduct&c=Global_Internal_YGrowth_Andr...> On Mon, Jul 8, 2019 at 3:32, Patricia Akello <mailto:ekisesta@gmail.com> <ekisesta@gmail.com> wrote: _______________________________________________ AFRI-Discuss mailing list AFRI-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/afri-discuss Homepage for the region: http://www.afralo.org Posting guidelines to ensure machine translations of emails sent to this list are more accurate: http://www.funredes.org/mistica/english/emec/method_emec/presentation.html#a... _______________________________________________ By submitting your personal data, you consent to the processing of your personal data for purposes of subscribing to this mailing list accordance with the ICANN Privacy Policy (https://www.icann.org/privacy/policy) and the website Terms of Service (https://www.icann.org/privacy/tos). 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You can visit the Mailman link above to change your membership status or configuration, including unsubscribing, setting digest-style delivery or disabling delivery altogether (e.g., for a vacation), and so on. -- Thanks and best regards <https://scontent.fmru1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-1/p160x160/20728389_1052287235...> Dave Kissoondoyal, MBA, ACMI President Internet Governance Forum Mauritius www.igf-mu.org <http://www.igf-mu.org/> 1st Floor, NG Tower, Wall Street, Ebene, Mauritius Phone: +230 5291 4022 Fax : +230 677 8059 Mobile : +230 5257 8703 Email dave@igf-mu.org | Personal Page <http://www.kissoondoyal.com> |http://www.linkedin.com/in/mauritius |https://www.facebook.com/InternetGovernanceForum/ The information contained in this transmission, including any attachments hereto, is confidential information intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. 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Thanks Abiola Kindly check your mail and spam mail for the staff email with ballot link to ensure the vote counts. God bless Remmy Nweke On Wed, Jul 10, 2019, 5:58 PM TYokunbo Abiola <tyokunbo@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
I definitely want Remmy Nweke for Non Com
Regards, Adetokunbo Abiola
participants (14)
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Abd-El-Raouf Olévié Kouami -
ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE -
Alan Greenberg -
DANIEL NANGHAKA -
Dave Kissoondoyal -
Helen Omoragbon -
Mary Uduma -
Maureen Hilyard -
Patricia Akello -
Paulyn Jansen -
Remmy Nweke -
Tijani BEN JEMAA -
Titi Akinsanmi -
TYokunbo Abiola