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Self Nominated

Glenn McKnight

Robert Guerra

Eduardo Díaz

I am stepping forward as a candidate for the NARALO ALAC representative position. I have been an active participant of ALAC for a number of years now including co-authoring policy positions, attending ICANN meetings, and engaging with At Large and other SO/ACs as a member of WGs and CCWGs. As NARALO’s ALAC representative, my first priority would be to listen and bring your concerns and contributions to ALAC discussions. I left the private sector and academia to found a non-profit focused on serving and empowering Internet users. Serving NARALO is a continuation of my service and I humbly ask for your support.

Self Nominated

Marita Moll 

I would be honored to represent North American Internet end users to ICANN through the ALAC.  I am independent of commercial as well as non-commercial stakeholder interests and endeavor to make objective and carefully considered contributions to the policy development process.  I would do my best to listen and constructively implement views held by other At Large participants as well as those of the wider end user community.  If selected, I would make time for this important role by downsizing my practice.

Self Nominated

Eduardo Díaz 

Eduardo Diaz

Dana Perry 

I am stepping forward to be NARALO's delegate to NOMCOM. Several times this year it was remarked that very few woman candidates were interested in running for positions. I believe this is because a different recruiting strategy needs to be employed to enhance the gender diversity within ICANN. This starts by having more woman representatives on the Nominating Committee who can them help create successful recruiting strategies to attract more woman both to submit expressions of interest and also to entice more woman to take a role. I also hope to also speak for other forgotten minorities such as indigenous communities and those with disabilities or specific needs.  I have championed these rights when I was NARALO Secretariat and will with your support continue to do so if elected to the NomCom position.

After serving as Secretariat for NARALO for two years and helping refocus NARALO, revise its rules and procedures, and successfully grow my captioning pilot into being adopted by the ICANN IT and Board into the core budget of ICANN, I am looking forward to taking on a new challenges and new opportunities. I look forward to continuing to serve you in this capacity and also to help educate others about the importance of attracting diversity both in gender and in attention to forgotten communities within ICANN. I hope to have your support in this new role.

Evan Leibovitch

Susannah Gray 

It is with great enthusiasm that I accept this nomination for the NARALO NomCom Delegate position.  My passion for an open, sustainable, evolving Internet for all, drives my interest to contribute positively to this position at ICANN.  My recent leadership role as President and Chair of the San Francisco Bay Area Internet Society Chapter, current Advisor and Consultant for the Board and NARALO ALS representative for the Chapter will attest to my stated passion.  My professional experience with technology organizations that provide Software, Security, Network, DNS solutions for global customers has provided me with valuable knowledge of how the internet works, and an appreciation of its power and vulnerability.  My international experience and background with minimal experience at ICANN will I believe bring ‘fresh new eyes’ to this position, the team and ICANN.  I am excited to become a part of this valuable team and look forward to your support.