[Chapter-delegates] Application to form a chapter in Chile

[Nancy Quiros]

Hello John,

Thank you for the feedback , please remember we have 2 applications : One for Chile and an additional for Barbados.

Regards,

Nancy

From: John More <morej1 at mac.com<mailto:morej1 at mac.com>>
Date: Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 3:26 PM
To: Nancy <quiros at isoc.org<mailto:quiros at isoc.org>>
Cc: "chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org<mailto:chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org>" <chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org<mailto:chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org>>
Subject: Re: [Chapter-delegates] Application to form a chapter in Chile

I support the Chile chapter formation having met some of the leaders at NetMundial.  I also defer to Alejandro’s experience working with them.

John More
Co-Convenor
ISOC-DC

On Aug 6, 2015, at 3:52 PM, Nancy Quiros <quiros at isoc.org<mailto:quiros at isoc.org>> wrote:

Dear Chapter Leaders,



The following application for a Chapter in Chile is received - being sent to this list for peer comment and review.



If you know the individuals proposing to establish the Chapter - feedback is welcome.



The period allowed for comments is two weeks ­ until August 20th, 2015



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



Best regards,
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Gerente de desarrollo, Capítulos LAC
Development Manager, LAC Chapters
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APPLICATION FOR CHILE CHAPTER

A. Proposed name of the Chapter
The proposed name is Internet Society Chile Chapter, translated as Capítulo Chileno de Internet Society, and also called ISOC-CL , or ISOC Chile.
B. Community of Interest the Chapter will serve
The chapter will serve to the Chilean Internet Community, located in Chile.
C. Purpose and scope of Chapter
We are convinced that a Chilean Chapter of ISOC is a great way to work with the local Internet community to improve the understanding of the Internet, capacity building in IT matters, spread the use of Internet in different parts of the country and improve the knowledge of different topics about the culture in the country.
We feel we could have the opportunity to bring to different stakeholders the power to be visible on the net, and include the country in the globalization development.
D. Outline of key priorities for the first year of Chapter
We expect to carry out a campaign in order to gather more people to be interested in participating in ISOC-CL , and explain to them the goals of  the Internet Society and all the ways that they can participate, in local and international fields. Organize an assembly to receive from the community their feelings about what areas of  IT and Internet in general, are possible to work about, and with this information design a roadmap for the first year.
E. Founding members of the Chapter
This list is filled by users and old Internet Society members, as individuals:
Name

Profession

1.Luis Cárdenas

Ingeniero

2.Margarita Valdés

Abogada

3.Luis Arancibia

Abogado

4.Patricio Poblete

Ingeniero

5.Alejandro Hevia

Ingeniero

6.Cristian Rojas

Ingeniero

7.Eric Baez

Periodista

8.Cristian Recabal

Emprendedor TI

9.Claudia Buchhorst

Estudiante

10.Patricia Peña

Profesora Universitaria

11.Ryan Johnson

Consultor TI

12.Alex Ojeda

Ingeniero

13.Rodrigo Ferrada

Ingeniero

14.Antonio Cortes

Ingeniero

15.Raimundo Beca

Ingeniero

16.Juan E Sanchez

Empresario

17.Gonzalo Sanchez

Abogado

18.Gonzalo Navarro

Abogado

19.Diego Vera

Abogado

20.Cesar Martínez

Emprendedor TIC

21.Claudio Ruiz

Abogado

22.José M Piquer

Ingeniero

23.Pedro Huichalaf

Abogado

24.Adriana Goic

Ingeniera

25.Cristian Chaparro

Ingeniero


F. List of supporters and partner organizations
At this stage, we are supported by NIC Chile, the registry for .CL top level domain, which is part of the University of Chile, Faculty of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
G. Membership
Our initial members have been participating in Internet issues in Chile since the first connections in the country, so they are a group that are well versed about the working and growth of the Internet. Today 66% of the Chilean population has access to the Internet using different devices.
We will work in order to have new leaders, accordingly with the “Next Generation of Leaders” program of ISOC
H. List of requirements

After of the bylaws are accepted, we need to proceed with the formalization of the organization, which is a legal requirement in Chile for non profit organizations.
I. Additional information
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J. Your contact information
Contact details:
-Margarita  Valdés Cortés, NIC Chile, University of Chile.
-Luis Arancibia Medina, NIC Chile, University of Chile.
-Ryan Johnson, Neo Globe Consulting SpA.
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