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[bc-gnso] ICANN Agenda for Brussels posted; reminder to register for ICANN Brussels meeting
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- Subject: [bc-gnso] ICANN Agenda for Brussels posted; reminder to register for ICANN Brussels meeting
- From: Marilyn Cade <marilynscade@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 May 2010 19:18:48 -0400
Members Update:
Remember to register for the ICANN Brussels meeting; that should speed your
onsite registration, and also helps to give an accurate count for attendance at
ICANN overall. You can choose to keep your details private, if you prefer not
to be listed on the attendance list.
BRUSSELS ICANN AGENDA is now posted: ICANN just posted the agenda for
Brussels; you will want to take a look at the agenda before our upcoming call
on June 2. The agenda is packed with topics of interest to BC members, and many
of the sessions will overlap with each other. Of some note is a heavy focus on
security issues throughout the week of meetings. There is also a somewhat
mysterious workshop entitled "Brand management in the age of new gTLDs". I have
emailed staff with a request for more information and to note that BC members
have a significant interest in issues related to 'brands'. I hope to gain more
information related to that workshop in particular.
The heavy focus on security is not surprising; members may want to call the
materials and topics to other internal business colleagues within their
companies/associations. WHOIS also has several important sessions. Steve
DelBianco, Vice Chair, Policy Coordination, will be addressing coordination and
focus on the gNSO policy topics separately, and we have a call dedicated to
those topics, scheduled for June 7.
We will review the ICANN meeting agenda briefly on our Adm/Management call.
Thanks to those who provided arrival information separately.
Please mark your calendars for a reception Monday evening, which the BC and
several of its members will be organizing/hosting, and for the Tuesday
breakfast. Neither are on the calendar, since they are invitational, but all BC
members are invited to both. Later, we will also be asking you for any guests
that you may want to invite from the business community. The purpose of the
reception is for interaction by business members and any special guests they
invite, such as senior executives, to interact with the GAC. There will be more
details on the reception shortly.
Reminder about Breakfast on Tuesday: The breakfast will be at the venue and
will begin at 8 a.m. as usual, with the Board and Senior ICANN staff as guests.
More details on that will also be provided as we get closer to the actual
meeting.
Please also check out the public comment topics on the ICANN website since we
will want to discuss the current public comments on the upcoming members calls.
We will divide the topics into those related to ICANN management/overall
structural activities, and gNSO policy. I would like to invite member input on
what topics the BC wants to have a public statement on, versus those where we
just prefer to encourage individual BC members to speak in public sessions on
their individual perspectives. Steve DelBianco and our councilors, Zahid Jamil
and Mike Rodenbaugh, will be leading the call on June 7, and it will be
important to also identify topics related to gNSO policy that need BC
statements, if we do not already have positions.
Kenya was a very successful meeting for the BC, with a very high degree of
visibility and participation by our BC members. I look forward to seeing more
of our members in Brussels, and to collaborating with all of you in planning
the BC's presence and active engagement in ICANN's Brussels meeting.
Marilyn Cade
BC Chair
Marilyn Cade
BC Chair
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