Re: [bc-gnso] Nom Comm Meeting Report Card

["Marilyn Cade " <marilynscade@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

When we have tried this (as the NC I was on did), we found that it was 
confusing to Senior executives that they were going through this layered and 
generalistic approach. 

The head hunter turned up people who didn't know ICANN and wanted to be on paid 
boards, 

Years have passed, and  there is improvement in approach as well as more 
understanding about ICANN. Others on more recent NCs will have better insights, 
like Sarah and Waudo, Phil Lodico...... 

It is worth a discussion, I think. The geographical diversity issue and gender 
issues should also be addressed in our thoughts about good candidates. 

Keeping in mind that the NC also has important appointments in Councils and 
ALAC, as well. 


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Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2013 20:40:52 
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Subject: RE: [bc-gnso] Nom Comm Meeting Report Card



Thanks for bringing your insight to this matter, John.  It's good to hear the 
historical context around the Nom Comm considering appointing the NCAs to 
houses rather than having council wrestle with it.  Waudo and I are grateful 
for this input and solicit other member's suggestions/recommendations as well. 
  
Kind regards, 
  
RA 
  

Ronald N. Andruff 
RNA
Partners, Inc. <http://www.rnapartners.com> 


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From: john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 3:21 PM
To: Ron Andruff; 'Bc GNSO list '
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Subject: RE: [bc-gnso] Nom Comm Meeting Report Card 
  

Ron, 

  

Thanks for this.  Very helpful, item number 2 in particular as the Council got 
itself tied into a knot on this point last year. 

  

I was intrigued by the notion of using a headhunter, too.  It will, of course, 
cost money, but if ICANN is to bust out of its narrower history of choice, 
invitation and selection, it might just do the trick.  

  

I wonder, though, if an interim step might be considered. 

  

There are a (growing) number of companies and organizations that participate in 
ICANN right now.  These entities have two perquisites.  One, they are familiar 
with ICANN.  Two, they have their own boards comprised of outside directors.  

  

I wonder if there is a way to partner with this group to recruit senior level 
executives from that pool of talent? 

  

It would be cool to tap into the executive reach of companies like AT&T or 
organizations like the United Way. 

  

Too crazy? 

  

Cheers, 

  

John Berard 

Founder 

Credible Context 

58 West Portal Avenue, #291 

San Francisco, CA 94127 

m: 415.845.4388 

  

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Subject: [bc-gnso] Nom Comm Meeting Report Card
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Date: Thu, January 24, 2013 12:04 pm
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Dear all, 

  

On behalf of Waudo Segunga and I, please find the Nom Comm report card on what 
was accomplished at our meeting this past Monday (Jan. 21st).  The Committee is 
working through the various channels of activity to meet our mandate, as well 
as raising awareness of the opportunities to serve ICANN in key leadership 
roles <http://nomcom.icann.org/> .  Waudo and I would welcome BC members giving 
thought to whom they know that would be a good candidate.  You can do this 
direct to either of us, or using the simple online recommendation process 
<http://nomcom.icann.org/suggest>.  

  

Thank you for taking a few minutes to consider good people that you would enjoy 
working with and bringing them forward to our attention. 

  

Kind regards, 

  

RA 

  

Ronald N. Andruff 

RNA Partners, Inc. <http://www.rnapartners.com>