Emmanuel, thank you for your kind and encouraging words. I know
the decision can't have been easy, but I really appreciate
your understanding of the demands and requirements of the
roles, and the great work you are doing as NPOC policy chair.
I do hope you will run for council at a later time!
Julf
On 24/05/2024 13:38, Emmanuel Vitus wrote:
> Dear All,
> I'm deeply humbled and grateful for the support and nomination from my
> colleagues on the PC and the NPOC EC to represent NCSG on the GNSO
> Council. A huge thanks to Wisdom, Tomslin, Juan, and everyone who
> supported my nomination. I'm truly honored by your confidence in me.
>
> As I've recently begun my role as Policy Chair for NPOC, there's still
> much work I'm eager to tackle. We've made significant strides in our
> first term, giving voice to our concerns through public comments,
> working groups, and ongoing EPDPs, all thanks to your unwavering support.
>
> However, after much consideration, I must respectfully decline the
> nomination at this time to join the GNSO council. I would be thrilled to
> see Farzi alongside Julf and Bruna return to the council, continuing to
> pave the way for our collective growth and learning in leadership.
>
> As the African proverb goes, "What an elder sees sitting down, a young
> man can't see even standing on an iroko tree." The infusion of new
> talent into leadership within our constituencies is critical for
> innovation and adaptability. Yet, it's just as crucial that these
> individuals fully grasp our operational dynamics and the complexities of
> policy development and stakeholder engagement.
>
> The leadership roles require more than administrative acumen; they
> demand a deep understanding of ICANN complex policies, processes, and
> diplomatic finesse. Initiatives like the Policy Development Accelerator
> and the Policy Transition Program are invaluable, equipping both new and
> old members with the foundational knowledge necessary for effective
> leadership.I encourage everyone, whether new or seeking further
> leadership opportunities, to engage with these programs. I urge all of
> us to embrace this mentorship as we navigate our paths in governance.
>
> For now, I'm committed to continuing my work as Policy Chair for NPOC,
> where I've been nominated for a second term. I deeply appreciate your
> nominations and kindly ask for your continued support to serve in this
> capacity.
>
> Thank you all once again.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Emmanuel Vitus
>
> Le mar. 14 mai 2024 à 12:46, Wisdom Donkor <[log in to unmask]
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> a écrit :
>
> Dear all,
>
> I want to take this opportunity once again to thank you all for
> supporting me over the past 4 years on the GNSO Council. It has been
> very refreshing.
>
> My term on the council ends this year, and I would like to take this
> opportunity to nominate *Emmanuel Vitus *for the GNSO Council
> position. Currently, Emmanuel is the NPOC Policy Chair.
>
> I have followed Emmanuel’s growth within ICANN for some time. years
> now, and I see him as effective in policy work. His contributions to
> the lDNs EPDP for the NCSG and his numerous public comments
> highlight his dedication and expertise. His participation in the
> ICANN Leadership Program has also given him a comprehensive
> understanding of the complexities of ICANN.
>
> His leadership as Policy Chair for NPOC and active involvement
> within the IGF and a number of Internet Governance Schools as
> faculty member further showcase his capabilities. Emmanuel’s
> extensive experience in the non-profit sector positions him well to
> balance our membership in the council, ensuring diverse and
> effective representation.
>
> Moreover, Emmanuel’s fluency in French, English, and Portuguese
> enables him to communicate effectively with a broad range of
> stakeholders.
>
> I believe it is crucial to give the younger generation a chance to
> represent our interests, and Emmanuel’s proven leadership and
> expertise make him an ideal candidate for the GNSO Councillor position.
>
> I hope Emmanuel accepts this nomination.
>
>
> *Wisdom Donkor* (CASP+, CISM, CEH Certified,)
> President & CEO
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