[Chapter-delegates] 2014 - 2016 Internet Society Business Plan DRAFT

gabriel ramokotjo gabrielramokotjo at gmail.com
Tue Nov 12 22:57:40 PST 2013


Much appreciation Ted for the information.


Regards
Gabriel Ramokotjo
ISOC South Africa Gauteng


On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 7:02 AM, Shreedeep Rayamajhi <weaker41 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Thanks Ted for this information..........
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> On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 9:09 AM, Ted Mooney <mooney at isoc.org> wrote:
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>>   Dear Chapter Officers
>> Dear Organization Members
>>
>>  Attached for your review is the 2014 - 2016 Business Plan and Budget
>> for the Internet Society that has been sent to the Board of Trustees for
>> review at its Buenos Aries meeting, 22-23 November.  This document will be
>> posted shortly along with the Board Agenda and other materials for the
>> meeting (at
>> http://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/board-trustees/meetings).
>>
>>  To the Chapter officers our sincere thanks to each and every one of you
>> for your inputs over the last year, whether it was responding to the
>> Chapter survey (in which Chapter participation was 100%!), discussing
>> issues in a Chapter workshop or engaging the debates held in many
>> conferences and forums all over the world.  All of that input informed the
>> development this business plan.  So that all Chapter leaders have the
>> opportunity to read this document with the fullest understanding, I will
>> offer some additional context.
>>
>>  To our organization members we likewise offer our deep appreciation for
>> your input at various conferences, meetings and through the Advisory
>> Council, and for your continued support of this important work.
>>
>>  This business plan builds towards a vision of the Internet Society in
>> 2020 as "the foremost global voice and leader for the Internet" -- one that
>> more deeply engages our community and stakeholders to shape a better
>> Internet globally, regionally and locally.  It is also aligned with the
>> Strategic Objectives set forth by our Board earlier this year.
>>
>>  As you all know, 2013 has been a challenging year.  It has been complex
>> due to many factors - security, privacy, trust and data management issues
>> being thrust to forefront consideration by all stakeholders; efforts by
>> intergovernmental organizations and certain national administrations to
>> exercise greater international control over the Internet and exert greater
>> national controls; a successful IGF aimed at defining the multi-stakeholder
>> model and related principles for Internet governance plus the launch of new
>> Internet governance activities focusing on 2014; anticipation of a new ISOC
>> CEO; net neutrality; digital Intellectual property rights;  a host
>> of  technology policy issues aimed at a healthy and resilient
>> Internet;  further extension of the Internet to under- and un-served
>> communities and real progress in expanding the use of IXP's and generating
>> growth in local traffic;  scaling out to regional and local new and future
>> influencers the capacity to carry forward the work of ensuring an open,
>> global Internet; and the health and well-being of the Internet Society
>> itself and the ISOC communities.  These challenges will be amplified and
>> likely accelerated in 2014.  And challenges now looming will assert
>> themselves and vie for our attention.
>>
>>  As we look to address these issues, we look forward to working with our
>> community, as well as building our capacities to more deeply engage in 2014
>> and beyond. We will increasingly rely on and support our members and
>> chapters as resources to meet these challenges both proactively and in
>> reaction to events. We fully expect projects and programmes just now
>> beginning in 2013 or being launched in the 2014-2016 Business Plan to
>> provide real benefits to chapters and members in 2014 and, in turn, for the
>> Internet worldwide.
>>
>>  Interestingly at this very time when we have built a business plan
>> within a "steady state" 2014 budget, we will be trying to do more. You will
>> see a shift of resources into the regions as part of our effort to work
>> more closely with chapters, members and local partners to become
>> increasingly effective local and regional influencers of  ISOC's principles
>> and mission. For example, Regional Chapter Development Managers will report
>> directly to the regional bureau directors.  Our membership support programs
>> will also be reworked to support greater engagement between Org members and
>> ISOC. We will be seeking  greater value for our investments  at every
>> turn.
>>
>>  Most important to this plan for the year ahead and beyond is our
>> commitment to the principles and mission of the Internet Society.  ISOC
>> enjoys a reputation for encouraging all voices, taking principled stands
>> and bringing critical issues of access, technology,  infrastructure and
>> policy into the public debate.  Our 2014-2016 business plan will continue
>> this historic arc, leveraging resources from the broad communities of
>> participation and fueling the open and sustainable Internet on many fronts.
>>
>>  The Board of Trustees will review and potentially revise this plan and
>> vote on the approval in their meeting in Buenos Aires on November 22 & 23.
>> Once approved, we all look forward to working with you to execute and
>> inform the 2014 business plan implementation.
>>
>>  Best regards,
>>
>>  Ted Mooney
>> Senior Director, Membership & Services
>> The Internet Society
>> 1775 Wiehle Avenue
>> Reston, VA 20190 USA
>> Office: +1 703-439-2774
>> Cell: +1 301-980-6446
>> eMail: mooney at isoc.org
>>
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