In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations. Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels My rationale is as follows: Chair: It is Cheryl's last year on the ALAC and she has indicated that she plans to step down as Chair, but would be happy to stay on in an executive position to provide for a smooth transition. For Chair, we need someone who has a long track record, good contacts and the ability to command the respect of the community and the ALAC. I think that Olivier has all of these characteristics. Although relatively new to ICANN and At-Large, he has a long history in the overall Internet area. Note that although Olivier has not yet been appointed to the ALAC, it is expected that he will replace Patrick after the Cartagena meeting, and our rules explicitly allow him to be nominated in such a situation. Vice-Chair: As Vice-Chair, Cheryl will be able to work closely with the Chair, and due to the relationships that she has established over the last three years as ALAC Chair and prior to that, she will be in a good position to ease Olivier into similar positions. This is particularly important with the emerging and growing SO/AC relationships. Vice-Chair: Although I have not checked the records in detail, I think that Evan has the longest record of involvement with ALAC/At-Large other than me, Sebastien and Cheryl. Moreover, he has proved to be a tireless worker who has been involved in both administrative issues as well as policy issues. Although some other names come to mind for this position (and Tijani is one in particular), I think that Evan is the right person this year. Rapporteur: We are finally starting to get some level of control over responding to ICANN comment periods and other policy issues in a timely manner, and I think it important to continue this. The work that Carlton has done, with the support of Dev, has been key to this happening, and I think it would be good for him to continue in this role for another year. Nominations do not need to be seconded, but it is an ALAC tradition to second them to show support for the nominees. Nominations must be accepted via a post to this list no later than December 3rd. Alan
I am aware that I have no say in this, Alan, but I strongly support your ALAC Officer nominations based on your rationale. Kind regards, Wolf Alan Greenberg wrote Thu, 25 Nov 2010 16:27:
In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations.
Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels
My rationale is as follows:
Chair: It is Cheryl's last year on the ALAC and she has indicated that she plans to step down as Chair, but would be happy to stay on in an executive position to provide for a smooth transition. For Chair, we need someone who has a long track record, good contacts and the ability to command the respect of the community and the ALAC. I think that Olivier has all of these characteristics. Although relatively new to ICANN and At-Large, he has a long history in the overall Internet area. Note that although Olivier has not yet been appointed to the ALAC, it is expected that he will replace Patrick after the Cartagena meeting, and our rules explicitly allow him to be nominated in such a situation.
Vice-Chair: As Vice-Chair, Cheryl will be able to work closely with the Chair, and due to the relationships that she has established over the last three years as ALAC Chair and prior to that, she will be in a good position to ease Olivier into similar positions. This is particularly important with the emerging and growing SO/AC relationships.
Vice-Chair: Although I have not checked the records in detail, I think that Evan has the longest record of involvement with ALAC/At-Large other than me, Sebastien and Cheryl. Moreover, he has proved to be a tireless worker who has been involved in both administrative issues as well as policy issues. Although some other names come to mind for this position (and Tijani is one in particular), I think that Evan is the right person this year.
Rapporteur: We are finally starting to get some level of control over responding to ICANN comment periods and other policy issues in a timely manner, and I think it important to continue this. The work that Carlton has done, with the support of Dev, has been key to this happening, and I think it would be good for him to continue in this role for another year.
Nominations do not need to be seconded, but it is an ALAC tradition to second them to show support for the nominees. Nominations must be accepted via a post to this list no later than December 3rd.
Alan
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Dear Alan, I support these nominations Thanks and best regards Dave Kissoondoyal MBA, ACMI CE0 - KMPGlobal Ltd President - Internet Society of Mauritius | Member - ICANN At Large Advisory Committee (ALAC) | Member - PIR .ORG Advisory Council |) Tel 230 2578703 | Fax +230 6778059 | Royal Road, Union Park. Mauritius | Email dave@kmpglobal.com | http://www.kmpglobal.com -----Original Message----- From: alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org [mailto:alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] On Behalf Of Alan Greenberg Sent: Friday, November 26, 2010 1:28 AM To: ALAC Working List Subject: [ALAC] ALAC Officer Nominations Importance: High In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations. Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels My rationale is as follows: Chair: It is Cheryl's last year on the ALAC and she has indicated that she plans to step down as Chair, but would be happy to stay on in an executive position to provide for a smooth transition. For Chair, we need someone who has a long track record, good contacts and the ability to command the respect of the community and the ALAC. I think that Olivier has all of these characteristics. Although relatively new to ICANN and At-Large, he has a long history in the overall Internet area. Note that although Olivier has not yet been appointed to the ALAC, it is expected that he will replace Patrick after the Cartagena meeting, and our rules explicitly allow him to be nominated in such a situation. Vice-Chair: As Vice-Chair, Cheryl will be able to work closely with the Chair, and due to the relationships that she has established over the last three years as ALAC Chair and prior to that, she will be in a good position to ease Olivier into similar positions. This is particularly important with the emerging and growing SO/AC relationships. Vice-Chair: Although I have not checked the records in detail, I think that Evan has the longest record of involvement with ALAC/At-Large other than me, Sebastien and Cheryl. Moreover, he has proved to be a tireless worker who has been involved in both administrative issues as well as policy issues. Although some other names come to mind for this position (and Tijani is one in particular), I think that Evan is the right person this year. Rapporteur: We are finally starting to get some level of control over responding to ICANN comment periods and other policy issues in a timely manner, and I think it important to continue this. The work that Carlton has done, with the support of Dev, has been key to this happening, and I think it would be good for him to continue in this role for another year. Nominations do not need to be seconded, but it is an ALAC tradition to second them to show support for the nominees. Nominations must be accepted via a post to this list no later than December 3rd. Alan _______________________________________________ ALAC mailing list ALAC@atlarge-lists.icann.org https://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/alac At-Large Online: http://www.atlarge.icann.org ALAC Working Wiki: http://st.icann.org/alac
dear all I strongly support the nominations and look forward to work with this officers in my beginning term after cartagena. Best Sandra (Note: This message was send from my iPhone - please apologise any misspelling.) Am 25.11.2010 um 22:27 schrieb Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca>:
In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations.
Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels
My rationale is as follows:
Chair: It is Cheryl's last year on the ALAC and she has indicated that she plans to step down as Chair, but would be happy to stay on in an executive position to provide for a smooth transition. For Chair, we need someone who has a long track record, good contacts and the ability to command the respect of the community and the ALAC. I think that Olivier has all of these characteristics. Although relatively new to ICANN and At-Large, he has a long history in the overall Internet area. Note that although Olivier has not yet been appointed to the ALAC, it is expected that he will replace Patrick after the Cartagena meeting, and our rules explicitly allow him to be nominated in such a situation.
Vice-Chair: As Vice-Chair, Cheryl will be able to work closely with the Chair, and due to the relationships that she has established over the last three years as ALAC Chair and prior to that, she will be in a good position to ease Olivier into similar positions. This is particularly important with the emerging and growing SO/AC relationships.
Vice-Chair: Although I have not checked the records in detail, I think that Evan has the longest record of involvement with ALAC/At-Large other than me, Sebastien and Cheryl. Moreover, he has proved to be a tireless worker who has been involved in both administrative issues as well as policy issues. Although some other names come to mind for this position (and Tijani is one in particular), I think that Evan is the right person this year.
Rapporteur: We are finally starting to get some level of control over responding to ICANN comment periods and other policy issues in a timely manner, and I think it important to continue this. The work that Carlton has done, with the support of Dev, has been key to this happening, and I think it would be good for him to continue in this role for another year.
Nominations do not need to be seconded, but it is an ALAC tradition to second them to show support for the nominees. Nominations must be accepted via a post to this list no later than December 3rd.
Alan
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Hello Alan, Though I have no say this process but I would still like to support your list of nominations. These are credible, well connected, well versed and strong ALAC contributors and it would be wonderful to continue to experience from and work with these colleagues. I wish all good luck. See you all in Colombia next week. Fouad Bajwa sent using my iPad On 26 Nov 2010, at 02:27, Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca> wrote:
In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations.
Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels
My rationale is as follows:
Chair: It is Cheryl's last year on the ALAC and she has indicated that she plans to step down as Chair, but would be happy to stay on in an executive position to provide for a smooth transition. For Chair, we need someone who has a long track record, good contacts and the ability to command the respect of the community and the ALAC. I think that Olivier has all of these characteristics. Although relatively new to ICANN and At-Large, he has a long history in the overall Internet area. Note that although Olivier has not yet been appointed to the ALAC, it is expected that he will replace Patrick after the Cartagena meeting, and our rules explicitly allow him to be nominated in such a situation.
Vice-Chair: As Vice-Chair, Cheryl will be able to work closely with the Chair, and due to the relationships that she has established over the last three years as ALAC Chair and prior to that, she will be in a good position to ease Olivier into similar positions. This is particularly important with the emerging and growing SO/AC relationships.
Vice-Chair: Although I have not checked the records in detail, I think that Evan has the longest record of involvement with ALAC/At-Large other than me, Sebastien and Cheryl. Moreover, he has proved to be a tireless worker who has been involved in both administrative issues as well as policy issues. Although some other names come to mind for this position (and Tijani is one in particular), I think that Evan is the right person this year.
Rapporteur: We are finally starting to get some level of control over responding to ICANN comment periods and other policy issues in a timely manner, and I think it important to continue this. The work that Carlton has done, with the support of Dev, has been key to this happening, and I think it would be good for him to continue in this role for another year.
Nominations do not need to be seconded, but it is an ALAC tradition to second them to show support for the nominees. Nominations must be accepted via a post to this list no later than December 3rd.
Alan
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Dear Alan, I strongly support these nominations. Fatimata On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 9:27 PM, Alan Greenberg <alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca>wrote:
In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations.
Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels
My rationale is as follows:
Chair: It is Cheryl's last year on the ALAC and she has indicated that she plans to step down as Chair, but would be happy to stay on in an executive position to provide for a smooth transition. For Chair, we need someone who has a long track record, good contacts and the ability to command the respect of the community and the ALAC. I think that Olivier has all of these characteristics. Although relatively new to ICANN and At-Large, he has a long history in the overall Internet area. Note that although Olivier has not yet been appointed to the ALAC, it is expected that he will replace Patrick after the Cartagena meeting, and our rules explicitly allow him to be nominated in such a situation.
Vice-Chair: As Vice-Chair, Cheryl will be able to work closely with the Chair, and due to the relationships that she has established over the last three years as ALAC Chair and prior to that, she will be in a good position to ease Olivier into similar positions. This is particularly important with the emerging and growing SO/AC relationships.
Vice-Chair: Although I have not checked the records in detail, I think that Evan has the longest record of involvement with ALAC/At-Large other than me, Sebastien and Cheryl. Moreover, he has proved to be a tireless worker who has been involved in both administrative issues as well as policy issues. Although some other names come to mind for this position (and Tijani is one in particular), I think that Evan is the right person this year.
Rapporteur: We are finally starting to get some level of control over responding to ICANN comment periods and other policy issues in a timely manner, and I think it important to continue this. The work that Carlton has done, with the support of Dev, has been key to this happening, and I think it would be good for him to continue in this role for another year.
Nominations do not need to be seconded, but it is an ALAC tradition to second them to show support for the nominees. Nominations must be accepted via a post to this list no later than December 3rd.
Alan
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-- Fatimata Seye Sylla
Dear Alan, thank you for your kind email entitled "ALAC Officer Nominations" in which you nominate me for the position of Chair of ALAC. I feel very honoured to see my name being suggested and take this opportunity to thank everyone who has shown support for the nominations you have sent to the list. Before answering, may I remind you that I am currently a member of the ICANN Nominating Committee (NomCom). Bylaws provisions explaining the rules of appointment in this particular case are found under Article VII, Section 8 as follows:
Section 8: INELIGIBILITY FOR SELECTION BY NOMINATING COMMITTEE
"No person who serves on the Nominating Committee in any capacity shall be eligible for selection by any means to any position on the Board or any other ICANN body having one or more membership positions that the Nominating Committee is responsible for filling, until the conclusion of an ICANN annual meeting that coincides with, or is after, the conclusion of that person's service on the Nominating Committee." The end of my NomCom service coincides with the end of the Cartagena Annual General Meeting. After careful consideration, I would be my pleasure to express my willingness to be considered in the selection of this 2010-2011 ALAC function, which as there are no other nominees standing for this role, would be effective at the close of the 2010 ICANN AGM when I am indeed no longer committed in my NomCom role, and am also able to be selected to serve on the ALAC as a EURALO Representative for the remainder of the term left vacant with Patrick Vande Walle's resignation also effective at that time. Expecting that the above conditions will be fulfilled, I accept your nomination wholeheartedly.
Best regards, Olivier -- Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond, PhD http://www.gih.com/ocl.html On 25/11/2010 22:27, Alan Greenberg wrote :
In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations.
Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels
Thanks Olivier, Just to be clear, the ALAC Rules of Procedure (section 9.2 to be specific) say "Anyone who will or has a chance to meet eligibility requirements after the next ICANN Annual General Meeting can be nominated; it is not necessary for nominees to meet eligibility requirements at the moment of the nomination, but, if elected, they will have to meet them before taking their seat." I don't recall the origin of the expression "or has a chance to meet eligibility requirements", but it did seem tailor made for your situation and was the rationale allowing me to nominate you. Alan At 02/12/2010 05:21 AM, Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond wrote:
Dear Alan,
thank you for your kind email entitled "ALAC Officer Nominations" in which you nominate me for the position of Chair of ALAC. I feel very honoured to see my name being suggested and take this opportunity to thank everyone who has shown support for the nominations you have sent to the list.
Before answering, may I remind you that I am currently a member of the ICANN Nominating Committee (NomCom).
Bylaws provisions explaining the rules of appointment in this particular case are found under Article VII, Section 8 as follows:
Section 8: INELIGIBILITY FOR SELECTION BY NOMINATING COMMITTEE
"No person who serves on the Nominating Committee in any capacity shall be eligible for selection by any means to any position on the Board or any other ICANN body having one or more membership positions that the Nominating Committee is responsible for filling, until the conclusion of an ICANN annual meeting that coincides with, or is after, the conclusion of that person's service on the Nominating Committee." The end of my NomCom service coincides with the end of the Cartagena Annual General Meeting. After careful consideration, I would be my pleasure to express my willingness to be considered in the selection of this 2010-2011 ALAC function, which as there are no other nominees standing for this role, would be effective at the close of the 2010 ICANN AGM when I am indeed no longer committed in my NomCom role, and am also able to be selected to serve on the ALAC as a EURALO Representative for the remainder of the term left vacant with Patrick Vande Walle's resignation also effective at that time. Expecting that the above conditions will be fulfilled, I accept your nomination wholeheartedly.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond, PhD http://www.gih.com/ocl.html
On 25/11/2010 22:27, Alan Greenberg wrote :
In the absence of any other nominations to date, and given that nominations close tomorrow, I would like to take this opportunity to make the following officer nominations.
Chair: Olivier Crepin-Leblond Vice-Chair: Cheryl Langdon-Orr Vice-Chair: Evan Leibovitch Rapporteur: Carlton Samuels
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Alan Greenberg -
Dave Kissoondoyal -
Fatimata Seye Sylla -
Fouad Bajwa -
Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond -
sandra hoferichter -
Wolf Ludwig