Re: [npoc-voice] Upcoming ICANN 52 Singapore meeting events

[Glenn McKnight <mcknight.glenn@xxxxxxxxx>]

*Singapore Pathfinder Webinar Program*

*"What every Civil Society Organization should Know about its use of the
Internet and Never Dared to Ask!"*

(South East Asia Regional Webinar)

*Date & **Time: February 10, 2015 11:30-13:00 SGT (3:30-5:00 UTC) *

*Event Location: Moor Room, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore*

We are pleased to invite you the first of a series of webinars and
face-to-face dialogs addressing the vital operational concerns and
strategic uses of the Internet for non-profits and non-governmental
organizations.

Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organizations are the Internet’s largest
stakeholder group, and they are becoming increasingly dependent on how the
Internet operates in order to carry out work in pursuit of their vision and
Mission.

This regional Pathfinder webinars and dialogues series is designed to
address vital operational concerns, explore challenges and present
effective strategic uses of the Internet by Civil Society and NGO
organizations. Presenters from Internet stakeholder groups will address
issues that directly impact Civil Society organization use of the Internet.
This is Pathfinder’s second regional session. The first was in Washington
D.C. in early January. There are more to follow. Pathfinder is an
initiative of the Global Knowledge Partnership Foundation. This South East
Asia Regional Webinar is hosted by ICANN’s Not-For-Profit Operational
Concerns Constituency (NPOC) with assistance from Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
 (Washington D.C.) and the Alpha & Omega Law Corporation (Singapore)

Topic 1: *“Making it work for you: Emerging Opportunities and Challenges
for Civil Society Organizations on the Internet”*

Presenter: *Sam Lanfranco*, Chair, NPOC Policy Committee; Chair,
ISOC-Canada Public Policy Committee

Topic 2: *“Civil Society Online: Domain Names, Brand Protection and Abuse
Prevention”*

Presenters: *Renee Xavier*, Director, Alpha & Omega Law Firm
(Singapore); *Brian
J. Winterfeldt*, Head of Internet Practice, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
(Washington D.C.)

Topic 3: *“ICANN's Role in Civil Society Organization Internet
Opportunities and Challenges”*

Presenters: *ICANN Staff* (to be confirmed)

Moderator: *Rudi Vansnick*, Chair, Not-for-Profit Operational Concerns
Constituency (NPOC)

*For further information, how to connect please RSVP to: webinar@xxxxxxxx
<webinar@xxxxxxxx?subject=RSVP%20Webinar%2014%20Januari%202015>*

If you have any questions or suggestions please contact us : Klaus Stoll,
klaus.stoll@xxxxxxxx <klaus.stoll@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

*Rudi Vansnick, rudi.vansnick@xxxxxxxx <rudi.vansnick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>*


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On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 6:44 AM, Rudi Vansnick <rudi.vansnick@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Dear members,
>
> ICANN 52 Singapore coming close, I’m happy to announce and invite you to
> our second Pathfinder webinar (see all details below).
> During our constituency day we will also elaborate the calendar for the
> NPOC membership meetings for the next 6 months. Thus enabling you also to
> schedule into your agenda interesting events and discussions related to
> NGO’s and Internet Governance.
>
> Hope to see you soon.
>
> Rudi Vansnick
> Chair Non-for-Profit Operational Concerns Constituency (NPOC)
> www.npoc.org
>
> rudi.vansnick@xxxxxxxx
> Tel : +32 (0)9 329 39 16
> Mobile : +32 (0)475 28 16 32
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> *Singapore Pathfinder Webinar Program*
>
> *"What every Civil Society Organization should Know about its use of the
> Internet and Never Dared to Ask!"*
>
> (South East Asia Regional Webinar)
>
> *Date & **Time: February 10, 2015 11:30-13:00 SGT (3:30-5:00 UTC) *
>
> *Event Location: Moor Room, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore*
>
> We are pleased to invite you the first of a series of webinars and
> face-to-face dialogs addressing the vital operational concerns and
> strategic uses of the Internet for non-profits and non-governmental
> organizations.
>
> Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organizations are the Internet’s
> largest stakeholder group, and they are becoming increasingly dependent on
> how the Internet operates in order to carry out work in pursuit of their
> vision and Mission.
>
> This regional Pathfinder webinars and dialogues series is designed to
> address vital operational concerns, explore challenges and present
> effective strategic uses of the Internet by Civil Society and NGO
> organizations. Presenters from Internet stakeholder groups will address
> issues that directly impact Civil Society organization use of the Internet.
> This is Pathfinder’s second regional session. The first was in Washington
> D.C. in early January. There are more to follow. Pathfinder is an
> initiative of the Global Knowledge Partnership Foundation. This South East
> Asia Regional Webinar is hosted by ICANN’s Not-For-Profit Operational
> Concerns Constituency (NPOC) with assistance from Katten Muchin Rosenman
> LLP (Washington D.C.) and the Alpha & Omega Law Corporation (Singapore)
>
> Topic 1: *“Making it work for you: Emerging Opportunities and Challenges
> for Civil Society Organizations on the Internet”*
>
> Presenter: *Sam Lanfranco*, Chair, NPOC Policy Committee; Chair,
> ISOC-Canada Public Policy Committee
>
> Topic 2: *“Civil Society Online: Domain Names, Brand Protection and Abuse
> Prevention”*
>
> Presenters: *Renee Xavier*, Director, Alpha & Omega Law Firm (Singapore); 
> *Brian
> J. Winterfeldt*, Head of Internet Practice, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
> (Washington D.C.)
>
> Topic 3: *“ICANN's Role in Civil Society Organization Internet
> Opportunities and Challenges”*
>
> Presenters: *ICANN Staff* (to be confirmed)
>
> Moderator: *Rudi Vansnick*, Chair, Not-for-Profit Operational Concerns
> Constituency (NPOC)
>
> *For further information, how to connect please RSVP to: webinar@xxxxxxxx
> <webinar@xxxxxxxx?subject=RSVP%20Webinar%2014%20Januari%202015>*
>
> If you have any questions or suggestions please contact us : Klaus Stoll,
> klaus.stoll@xxxxxxxx <klaus.stoll@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> *Rudi Vansnick, rudi.vansnick@xxxxxxxx <rudi.vansnick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>*
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