[Chapter-delegates] Application to form an ISOC Chapter in Estonia (Corrected version)

[Sabrina Wilmot]

Dear Colleagues,

Please disregard my previous message on this subject as it had only a draft version of the application attached. 
Below you will find the final Chapter application from Estonia. Apologies for the confusion. 

As said, we welcome your feedback to this application. (Thanks to all who have already responded.)
The period allowed for comments is two weeks and the deadline is August 7, 2012.

Please do not hesitate to contact me on or off list.

Thanks,
Sabrina Wilmot
Manager, Chapter Formation
Internet Society

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Chapter Application 

A. Proposed Name of the Chapter
Internet Society Estonia Chapter (MTÜ Eesti Interneti Kogukond)

B. Community of Interest the Chapter Will Serve
Estonian Internet Society will serve the interests of the Internet community of Estonia.

C. Purpose and Scope of the Chapter
The proposed NGO will be built upon already-existing and established NGO in Estonia. The goal is to activate cooperation and discussion both within Estonia and internationally amongst Internet users. Therefore we would like to establish in cooperation with Estonian members of the ISOC, an Estonian Chapter of the Internet Society.
What we have done and are planning to do:
1. Organised the protests against the ACTA treaty, and continue to fight against treaties that would hinder the progress towards changing the current intellectual property system.
2. Have an ongoing cooperation with the Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate to protect Estonian Internet users against incoherent legislation in the future.
3. Cooperation with the Estonian state and domain registry to be involved with and guide the existing and future regulation change.
4. Publishing and distribution of literature on Internet with Wikimedia Eesti (Lessig and others), organising thematic seminars in public school system.
5. Participation in the creation of Estonian and European legislation that would cover the subjects of net neutrality, copyright, intellectual property and other areas that involve internet and digital citizens rights.

D. Founding Members of the Chapter

1. Mr Norman Aeg Foundation.
- Advisor on information security at the Board at Estonian Internet
E. List of Supporters MTÜ Wikimedia Eesti (WMEE) supports and develops Vikipeedia(Wikipedia in Estonian) and its sister projects in Estonia, both in Estonian and Võro languages, and distributes and updates Estonian related information in Wikipedia.
2. Mr Mari Agarmaa - Lawyer, University of Tartu.
3. Mr Ülari Ainjärv - Member of Board of Eesti Interneti Kogukond, Software Architect at Rahandusministeeriumi Infotehnoloogiakeskus (RMIT)
4. Mr Tanel Ainla - IT professional, programmer and UtilityCamp founder.
5. Mr Tõnis Bramanis - Young innovative photographer, promoter and IT-specialist.
6. Mr Siim Ehatamm -  IT enthusiast. Civil engineer by profession.
7. Mr Eero Elenurm - IT entrepreneur and lecturer. Managing Director at Interest Marketing Ltd, formed Advisory to the minister of Finance in Estonia. One of the founding members of the Internet Users Organisation.
8. Mr Eero Elvisto	- One of the organisers of the anti-ACTA protest. 
9. Mr Mirko Haavel - IT professional. Former Head of Operations Department at Estonian Internet Foundation and one of the founding members of the Internet Users Organisation. 
10. Mr Jaan Jänesmäe - Founding Member of Eesti Interneti Kogukond, programmer and entrepreneur.
11. Mr Mihkel Karu - Head of Energy Trading, Business Technology and IT at Eesti Energia AS
12. Mr Janno Kase - IT professional. Head of IT-advisory at KPMG Baltics. Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA).
13. Ms Mari-Liis Kauts - Scientist at Cellin Technology OÜ (Tallinn University of Technology), gene technology and biomedical engineering.
14. Mr Marek-Andres Kauts - Former Chairman of the Board and CEO at Estonian Internet Foundation, Estonian representative at GAC (ICANN) since 2008.
15. Mr Heiti Kender - Poet, entrepreneur.
16. Mr Henri Kiivit - Student activist and blogger.
17. Mr Kaido Kikkas - Lecturer in IT college, Tallinn University and Tallinn University of Technology
18. Ms Maarja Kirtsi - Advisor to the Board on International relations and PR at Estonian Internet Foundation.
19. Mr Hannes Klausen - IT professional. Head of IT department at Estonian Internet Foundation.
20. Mr Kristo Kraanat - Lawyer. Former Registrars coordinator at Estonian Internet Foundation.
21. Mr Kristjan Kukk -  IT systems administrator.
22. Ms Triin Kõrgmaa - Marketing professional. Valio Eesti OÜ.
23. Mr Maido Käära - Senior Java Developer at Nortal
24. Mr Mart Laanpere - Scientist at the Institute of Informatics in Tallinn University
25. Mr Andre Lall - CEO at Opus Online, founder of Exact
26. Mr Markus Larkovirta - Citizen journalist
27. Mr Mihkel Lauk - Consulting Assistant Manager at PwC Advisors
28. Ms Kirsti Leet - Chemical Engineer, Tallinn University of Technology.
29. Mr Viktor Lillemäe - Student activist
30. Mr Jaak Lippmaa - IT professional. Founder of eeTLD and technical contact since the delegation in 1992. Former Member of the Board at Estonian Internet Foundation.
31. Mr Elver Loho - Chairman of the Board of Eesti Interneti Kogukond
32. Ms Birgy Lorenz- IT-expert, eLearning Award Winner 2010
33. Mr Martin Mettig - IT professional. IT systems administrator at Estonian Internet Foundation.
34. Mr. Margus Niitsoo - PhD. Estonian cryptologist and lecturer at University of Tartu.
35. Mr Sven Ollino - Communication expert.
36. Mr Raido Paaslepp - IT professional and computer programmer. System developer at Julianus Inkasso OÜ.
37. Mr Toomas Pai - IT professional. IT support service leader at ITabi24.ee.
38. Mr Indrek Peenmaa - IT professional. Former Online Casino Manager at Olympic Estonian Biggest Online Casino.
39. Mr Ardi Priks - Student activist in University of Amsterdam.
40. Mr Kristjan Puusepp - IT enthusiast. Moderator at Digitala Foorum.
41. Ms Triin Põldra - Young writer and blogger.
42. Mr Toomas Rand - IT enthusiast and civil engineer.
43. Mr Siim Rebane - IT professional and computer programmer at Gennet Lab AS.
44. Mr Lauri Rooden - Software Developer at Yoga LLC.
45. Mr Rasmus Roosson - Ministry of Finance of Estonia, PR department.
46. Mr Georgi Smirnov - Entrepreneur.
47. Mr Sander Soots - IT professional and computer programmer. Chairman of Microsoft usergroup, Estonia.
48. Mr Sander Säde - Long time blogger and programmer
49. Mr Joosep Taluväli -  Student activist in Tallinn University of Technology
50. Mr Laur Tamm - IT professional, helpdesk and technician at Julianus Inkasso OU.
51. Mr Sten-Tanel Tammik - Entrepreneur.
52. Mr Mihkel Tikk - IT professional. Project manager at Estonian Information System's Authority. One of the founding members of the Internet Users Organisation and one of the founders of Estonian Cyber Defence League.
53. Mr Priit Tohver - Student activist, AIESEC.
54. Mr Aarne Toompark - Entrepreneur and long time blogger.
55. Mr Siim Tuisk - Eesti Interneti Kogukond organiser
56. Mr Kaur Tuttelberg - Student activist in Tallinn University of Technology 
57. Mr Martin Vahtel	- IT professional and Python computer programmer. Software developer at Center of Registers and Information Systems. Participated in development of Company Registration Portal, which allows to establish a company within 2 hours. One of the founding members of the Internet Users Organisation.
58. Mr Aigar Vaigu- Manager of Physics curriculum at University of Tartu 
59. Mrs Anne Villems	- Lecturer in Institute of Computer Sciences at University of Tartu

E. List of Supporters 
MTÜ Wikimedia Eesti (WMEE) supports and develops Vikipeedia(Wikipedia in Estonian) and its sister projects in Estonia, both in Estonian and Võro languages, and distributes and updates Estonian related information in Wikipedia.

F. List of Requirements
Non-profit Associations Act, checked from the State Gazette.

G. Additional Information
In addition to our supporters, numerous private individuals are interested in founding ISOC Chapter in Estonia, among whom are IT professionals and managers in both the private and public sectors, sociologists, marketing specialists and lawyers, a total of 59 people who have become a global members of ISOC.

H. Your Contact Information
Mr Mirko Haavel , 10616 Tallinn, Estonia
Mr Elver Loho, 10140 Tallinn, Estonia

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