[NCUC-DISCUSS] Report to the NCUC on ICANN81 NomCom Workshop
Stephanie E Perrin
stephanie at digitaldiscretion.ca
Wed Nov 13 18:10:47 CET 2024
Thanks for this excellent update James, it is very much appreciated!
And congrats on your role, and on chairing the recommendations
subcommittee. Great news!
Stephanie Perrin
On 2024-11-10 2:54 pm, James Gannon wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> The ICANN81 NomCom onboarding workshop was an intensive three-day
> event packed with introductions, discussions, and training designed to
> prepare the 2025 NomCom team. I actively participated in sessions
> across all three days, with a particular focus on promoting
> transparency and potential process improvements within NomCom—a theme
> I raised as a focus during my candidacy for the role.
>
> To further this I’ve also taken on the role of Chair for the
> Recommendations Subcommittee, where transparency and process
> improvement will be a primary focus for me as we dive into reviewing
> the NomCom Operating Manual and Handbook over the coming year.
>
> *Workshop Highlights and Key Contributions:*
>
> *
>
> *Day 1:*
>
> o
>
> We kicked things off with an overview of the NomCom Handbook
> and confidentiality policies. During this session, I raised
> the importance of transparency in NomCom operations, making
> sure this was noted as a priority moving forward.
>
> o
>
> The group then established subcommittees, and I agreed to
> Chair the Recommendations Subcommittee. I emphasized that our
> work would prioritize transparency as we review key documents
> like the Operating Manual and Handbook, aiming to make our
> practices clearer and more accessible.
>
> *
>
> *Day 2:*
>
> o
>
> The morning included a working session with subcommittee
> chairs and NomCom leadership. We also met with the GNSO
> Leadership (CPH Vice Chair) to discuss requirements for their
> candidates. I note the NCPH Leadership were not present, so
> please pass along any comments to Tomslin who can reach out to me.
>
> o
>
> Later in the day, I attended the Unconscious Bias Training
> sessions led by Femi Otitoju. These sessions were insightful,
> adding another layer to our approach on openness and
> inclusivity within NomCom’s work.
>
> *
>
> *Day 3:*
>
> o
>
> The day began with Inclusive Leadership Training, where I
> joined other NomCom and subcommittee leaders. The focus here
> tied in well with our transparency goals—ensuring inclusivity
> and openness in all aspects of our work.
>
> o
>
> We ended with discussions involving the PTI Board of Directors
> and ALAC Leadership. I took the opportunity to stress open
> communication and transparency, which I believe are essential
> to our mission at NomCom.
>
> *Summary:*
>
> Throughout the ICANN81 workshop, I made transparency and improvement
> of the NomComs communications a recurring theme, keeping it at the
> forefront of discussions. As Chair of the Recommendations
> Subcommittee, I’ll be guiding a review of our documents and practices
> to ensure they reflect clear, accessible, and transparent governance.
>
> Additionally as we head into preparing for the application period I
> would value insights from the NCUC community on the capacities and
> skills that we feel should be represented on the ICANN board and the
> GNSO NomCom Appointed seats.
>
> Our work will continue virtually over the coming weeks, with the
> application period targeted for Jan 2025 and our next in-person
> meeting to be at ICANN 82 in Seattle.
>
>
> *James Gannon
> *
>
> Owner - Policywonk Consulting, Dublin, Ireland.
>
> Office Hours - Schedule a meeting <https://calendly.com/policywonk/>
>
>
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