[NCUC-EC] EC Approval Processes

[William Drake]

Hi

Thanks much Peter for your response. Just one thing:

> On Aug 25, 2015, at 4:24 AM, PeterGreen <seekcommunications at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> I see stronger leadership in Remmy's SOI than in Hanane’s.

Perhaps I should have sent a different pointer for her, I was typing fast and pulled the first thing Google gave me, which was from ISOC.  Please note that I sent a statement of interest from her to the list on 5 August, which I reproduce below.  She long has been in leadership roles in civil society with Hivos, the Arab Internet Governance Forum, and the Diplo Foundation, which I presume figured into the endorsement of her by our AF regional rep. I say this just to have the facts on the table.

Please also keep in mind the linkages here. To participate in the LTP, one must be in Dublin. Hanane’s organization will fund her trip.  Remmy would need us to give him NCUC Travel Support, for which he’s also applied.  So it’d make no sense to do the one unless we’re committing to the other.

Would be helpful to hear from Joao, Roy and Stefi.  Time running out…we need to decide and announce on Friday based one whatever views have been expressed by then, and I don’t much like to operate on the ‘silence is assent’ model, especially on issues where the views expressed to date are divided.

Thanks

Bill

> From: Hanane Boujemi <hboujemi at hivos.org <mailto:hboujemi at hivos.org>>
> Subject: Re: [NCUC-DISCUSS] Invitation ICANN Leadership Training Programme (LTP) 2015
> Date: August 5, 2015 at 10:47:31 AM GMT+2
> To: William Drake <william.drake at uzh.ch <mailto:william.drake at uzh.ch>>
> 
> 
> Thanks Bill for the swift reply. I am not yet in a leadership position but I aspire to have one in the near future! In case no one comes froward from NCUC I would like to be concidered:
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> My Motivation:
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> My first exposure to ICANN dates back to 2008 but I actively started getting involved in its work by 2012. I design and facilitate training programs on Internet Governance for the Middle East audience and ICANN's role in the IG ecosystem is the focus of one of the modules. Engaging stakeholders in a discussion about topics related to the IANA transition or the new gTLD program requires  deep knowledge about the policy process and good understanding of ICANN's work. Hence is my interest in this opportunity which will allow me to sharpen my skills on key information about ICANN to be in  a better position to speak of its work. To date, IGMENA program have engaged more than 250 civil society representatives from the Middle East in the regional and the global debate and on Internet Governance and the plan is to inject them in various IG processes, including ICANN, according to their affiliation and expertise. 
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> My Short Bio : 
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> Hanane Boujemi is Senior Manager of Hivos’ MENA region programme on Internet Governance. She is responsible for the design and implementation of the programme in the Arab region. She has a Master degree in Human Rights and Democratization from University of Malta and the Institute of advanced legal studies- University of London and a Bachelor on Business Administration.  She previously worked as a consultant policy analyst with UNESCWA as she contributed in defining the policy challenges and prospects of Internet Governance in the Arab region and she also participated in designing the Internet Governance Roadmap which maps the IG issues specific to the region. Ms. Boujemi worked a senior policy analyst with International Communication Union (ITU) and she was associated with DiploFoundation as a tutor in the capacity building program on Internet Governance and as the coordinator of Internet Governance Research Projects. Ms. Boujemi is a regular contributor to GISWATCH annual report on Internet Rights and democratization, she is a pioneer civil society representative newly appointed as Vice Chair of the UN’s advisory group of the Arab Internet Governance Forum and elected steering committee member of the Global IGF dynamic coalition on Internet Rights and principles. 
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> Mrs. Boujemi also Coordinated input from the wider MENA region Internet Governance community to NETmundial in Sao Paulo 2014. A member of ICANN's NCUC and a fellow to ICANN 51 in Los Angeles.She has contributed consistently in the global IG process since 2006. She is also a driving force behind engaging civic actors and governments from the MENA region in a dialogue to overcome Internet policy challenges which hinder public interest. Mrs Boujemi has developed excellent negotiations skills to build consensus over critical issues specific to Internet Governance from a developing country perspective. She has extensive experience in policy analysis, issues mapping and engineering policy recommendations. She also well versed in different policy contexts mainly Africa, Latin America and South East Asia.




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