Nomination of Ayden Ferdeline for GNSO Council

[Robin Gross]

I completely agree with Stephanie’s endorsement.  I’ve been extremely impressed in recent years with how quickly and how deeply Ayden has been able to dive into NCSG’s policy work and move our agenda forward, including protecting the privacy rights of Internet users.  I’m quite sure Ayden would make an excellent representative for NCSG and would continue to work hard to advance our shared goals on council.

Thanks,
Robin


> On Aug 1, 2017, at 12:11 PM, Stephanie Perrin <stephanie.perrin at mail.utoronto.ca> wrote:
> 
> I would like to waste no time in seconding this nomination.  Besides being heavily involved in outreach and next gen activities, Ayden has worked extremely hard in his time at ICANN.  He has done a great deal of research on the RDS issues, and follows the meetings with regular and very helpful interventions.  He clearly has a very strong work ethic and the policy capacity to understand our complex little world at ICANN.  It would be great to have him on Council.  I sincerely hope that he accepts this nomination.
> 
> Stephanie Perrin
> 
> On 2017-08-01 15:02, Mueller, Milton L wrote:
>> Dear all
>> I am not sure whether this nomination will be accepted, but based entirely on PERFORMANCE, I would like to nominate Ayden Ferdeline for the GNSO Council.
>> The most important quality to bring to the Council is an understanding of the DNS policy issues and ICANN procedures required to get things done. 
>> Believe me, there are very few people who are actively tracking these policy issues and able to liaise with the entire SG to move comments and position development forward. 
>> So I think Ayden would be a great Council representative for the NCSG and I hope he accepts. 
>> 
>> Dr. Milton L Mueller
>> Professor, School of Public Policy
>> Georgia Institute of Technology
>> Internet Governance Project 
>> http://internetgovernance.org/ <http://internetgovernance.org/> 
>> 
> 

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