[Chapter-delegates] CHANGED TIME: ISOC meetings in San Francisco

[Sabrina Wilmot]

Dear Colleagues,

Please note the time change for one of our upcoming ISOC meetings in San Francisco alongside the ICANN 40 week. Both meetings will now take place on Sunday evening (local time):

1. “Internet Society Participation @ ICANN” meeting, 
      PDT 13 Mar 2011, 18:30-19:30 (local); UTC 14 Mar 2011, 01:30-02:30

followed by:
2. ISOC Chapters and Members meeting at ICANN 40, 
    PDT 13 Mar 2011, 19:30-20:30 (local); UTC 14 Mar 2011, 02:30-03:30

There will be _no_ ISOC meeting on Tuesday (15 March) evening.

Both meetings on Sunday will be in room: Elizabethan D, Second Floor, Westin St. Francis. 
We will be offering food and drinks - in order to determine the required amount please indicate your attendance at http://www.doodle.com/qmmecpkxs7iemgpx

Remote participation will be via phone bridge and Webex, details can be found at http://isoc.org/wp/chapter-meetings/  (same details for both meetings). 
Please send your suggestions for agenda topics to <chapter-support at isoc.org> and contact us if you wish to schedule individual meetings during the week.

==> I'm also happy to inform you that the ISOC San Francisco Bay Area Chapter together with ISOC Global can be found at booth #209 throughout the week and we look forward to seeing you there!!

Last but not least, please don't forget to subscribe to the newly implemented "icann-discuss" mailing list. It is intended to facilitate communication among Internet Society members and staff active in ICANN to discuss issues, share views, and to plan for ICANN meetings. We will use this list for communication to ISOC members about ICANN issues.

In order to subscribe to the new list you will need to login to your ISOC member profile at https://portal.isoc.org/
Go to: My Account --> Interests and Subscriptions --> Topics of Interest --> Public Policy and check "ISOC Participation in ICANN". Please make sure to click "Save" at the end. (Give it ca. 24 hours for your subscription to be enabled.)  Please share this information with your Chapter members who might be interested in ICANN matters.


Thanks,
Sabrina Wilmot
Internet Society