[chapter-delegates] FW: ISOC ELECTIONS OPEN

[Rosa Delgado]

Gene,

I'm saying that candidates don't need to be chapter members. But, at the
end chapters elect their "representatives" through their voting. So in
the interest of chapters, we must nominate people who understand well
our constituency. Despite that elected trustees represent every
constituency on the ISOC board and not just chapters or organizations.

Regs/Rosa

-----Original Message-----
From: Gene Gaines [mailto:gene.gaines at gainesgroup.com] 
Sent: Thursday, 27 January 2005 12:10
To: Rosa Delgado
Cc: chapter-delegates at lists.isoc.org
Subject: Re: [chapter-delegates] FW: ISOC ELECTIONS OPEN


Rosa,

Perhaps I am confused.  See my question below.

Gene
gene.gaines at gainesgroup.com

On Thursday, January 27, 2005, 1:16:13 AM, Rosa wrote:

> Veni, Patrick and  chapter delegates,
>  
> As a member of  the ISOC Nominating Committee
> ("nomcom") and trustee elected by chapters, I  would like to call your

> attention to the starting of  the ISOC Board of Trustees elections  
> process. Chapters has currently one sit available for this coming  
> elections.
>  
> The nomcom is seeking for the nominations of
> good candidates for our organization - the announcement is
> posted as 
> follows: http://www.isoc.org/members/vote/2005election/
>  
> Once potential candidates are identified, they should be
> either self-nominated or have somebody else to do 
> it. If chapters wish to nominate somebody please do it or let
> me know.  We have time until March but I wish you all start
> thinking about it. 
>  
> Btw, I want you to be aware that last  night the nomcom had
> a co-ordination meeting. One of  the main issues was that candidates 
> do not necessarily need to  be chapter members or staff of any  ISOC 
> organizational member. So, candidates can be just  anybody who is 
> visible and has an outstanding performance on the  Internet. I am 
> doing further enquires about this  issue.

Are you saying that the ISOC board member elected to represent chapters
need not be a member of, or active in an ISOC chapter?

Gene
 
>  
> Regards
>  
> Rosa
>  
>  -----Original  Message-----
> From: David McAuley [mailto:mcauley at isoc.org]
> Sent: Thursday, 20 January 2005 23:39
> To: chapter-delegates at lists.isoc.org
> Subject: [chapter-delegates] FW: ISOC  ELECTIONS OPEN and
> IETF ADMIN POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

> Dear Chapter Delegates:
  
  
> Below is forwarded a message I just sent    to the ISOC
> membership regarding the ISOC ELECTIONS PROCESS ? it is now   
> underway and the Nominating Committee is seeking nominations.
> Please be sure    to read this over.
  
>  
  
> IN ADDITION, the IETF administrative    restructuring
> process is moving forward. A search is now underway for the   
> person to take on the role of the IETF Administrative
> Director?s position.    That announcement too is below. 
  
>  
  
> Both announcements below have links to    the application processes.
  
>  
  
> Thank you and best regards,
  
>  
  
  
> David McAuley
  
> Membership Director
  
> Internet Society
  
> 703-326-9880, ext 104
  
> 703-963-5887 (mobile)
  
> mcauley at isoc.org

  
> -----Original    Message-----
> From:  David McAuley [mailto:mcauley at isoc.org] 
> Sent:Thursday, January    20, 20055:31    PM
> To: 'isoc-members-announce at mailman.isoc.org'
> Subject: ISOC ELECTIONS OPEN and IETF    ADMIN POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
  
>  
  
> Dear Internet Society Members:
  
>  
  
> The annual elections process for electing members to    sit
> on the ISOC Board of Trustees has now begun with the
> announcement by the    Nominating Committee that nominations
> are now open. You can view this    important announcement at:
> http://www.isoc.org/members/vote/2005election/
  
>  
  
> You can access the application form for submitting   
> nominations (either for yourself or for someone whom you feel
> would be a good    candidate) at:
> https://www.isoc.org/isoc/general/trustees/bot-nom.php.    Or
> you can e-mail nominations to: nominations2005 at isoc.org
  
>  
  
> These are important times in the evolution of the   
> Internet. The Internet Society will remain as strong as the
> members, chapters,    staff and volunteers who support it and
> this importantly includes the    volunteers who serve as
> Trustees. Please help spread the word that this    process is
> now underway.
  
>  
  
> IN ADDITION, I want to bring an important career   
> opportunity to the attention of our members.
  
>  
  
> The community that makes up the Internet Engineering   
> Task Force (IETF) has as part of a long-term administrative
> restructuring,    decided to create an Administrative Support
> Activity, the Internet    Administrative Support Activity
> (IASA). The IASA will formally be structured    as a function
> of the Internet Society (ISOC). To run this activity, the IASA 
> Transition Team is now seeking a highly capable individual to
> serve as IETF    Administrative Director (IAD). The IAD will
> lead the work of supporting the    organization that defines
> and develops the future Internet and associated   
> technologies.
  
>  
  
> A position description is on the ISOC website at:
> http://www.isoc.org/isoc/general/career/.     
  
>  
  
> You can apply at: 
> https://www.isoc.org/isoc/general/career/jobapplication.php
> or by sending an email to iad2005 at isoc.org.
  
>  
  
> Thank you and best    regards,
  
>  
  
> David McAuley
  
> Membership Director
  
> Internet Society
  
> 703-326-9880, ext 104
  
> 703-963-5887 (mobile)
  
> mcauley at isoc.org
  
>  



  


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