Hey Kathy,

Congratulations on the new position with PIR/.ORG and boy are they in
for some excellent Internet Policy work!!!! Though this was the first
time we met during my first ICANN meet and NCUC meet in Seoul, from
what I've witnessed, read and heard during my participation, them
folks at PIR sure are lucky to have one of our best ;o)

In my humble opinion, I don't see why you can't participate in NCUC
meetings. I think you can with the constrain of the ability to vote!!!

I hope we will still see you in ICANN Nairobi?

Take Care...

On 2/23/10, Kathy Kleiman <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
>
>
> In 1999, we met in Santiago and formed the Noncommercial Domain Holders
> Constituency – which became NCUC  (remember Milton?).  It was a wonderful
> and diverse crowd then – and it has become an even more wonderful and
> diverse crowd. I have learned so much from you – and enjoyed so much being
> with you.
>
> I am here to submit my resignation from NCUC –with a sigh and a smile. Today
> is my first day as Director of Policy for .ORG, the Public Interest
> Registry.  PIR is a company filled with wonderful people, and dedicated to
> its motto of “Do Good” - in .ORG, in ICANN and among the Internet community.
>  I am looking forward to my job of developing policy with Alexa Raad, PIR
> CEO, and everyone in PIR.
>
> When I drafted the NCUC charter years ago, I asked that people not be voting
> members of two constituencies. It seemed fair, and right, to focus energy on
> one primary constituency.  It is the principle I follow now as I move to
> join PIR in the Registry Constituency.
>
> But I am not gone. I hope you will invite me back to NCUC meetings. I can’t
> wait to share with you what we are working on – and learn what you are
> working on. I know our work together will continue now, and in the future!
>
> So off to the Contracted Parties Stakeholder Group I go – with the very best
> of wishes, hopes and admiration for all of you – and for NCUC!
>
> All the best,
>
> Kathy
>
> p.s. Now at [log in to unmask]
>
> p.p.s. Today’s PIR blog posting on my arrival is at
> http://blog.pir.org/?p=554
>
>


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