[Chapter-delegates] Congrats to former Board Member Narelle Clark

[Marcelle Ngounou]

Waooouuh

Congrats Narelle!

Wish you success in your new endeavors.

Regards,
Marcelle NGOUNOU
ISOC Cameroon

Le mer. 20 mai 2020 à 02:28, Dave Burstein via Chapter-delegates <
chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org> a écrit :

> Folks
>
> One of our more interesting leaders.
>
> IIA appoints Narelle Clark as CEO
>
> Narelle Clark has been appointed to be chief executive ofϐicer of the
> Internet Industry Association of Australia. She was previously its general
> manager. The association operates one of Australia’s top peering exchanges,
> IX Australia. “After an exhaustive search, the board determined that
> Narelle’s combination of deep internet expertise, all-round industry
> knowledge and drive will enable the association to move to the next level”,
> said IIA chair David Hooton. “The high regard with which Narelle (pictured)
> is held across the industry means our internet exchange operations will
> continue to grow and deliver across Australia and New Zealand, while we
> increase our work in member services and the Internet policy arena.”
> Founded in 1995, as the Western Australian Internet Association, the
> Association has grown to over 400 members comprising industry
> professionals, internet content and service providers. IX-Australia is a
> service provided by the Internet Association of Australia to corporate
> members. With 37 points of presence around Australia, it is the longest
> running Internet Exchange in Australia. The Association also operates NZIX,
> New Zealand’s strongest Internet Exchange network. Clark is one of the
> Australia internet industry’s most prominent executives both on a domestic
> and international level. She had held senior roles with CSIRO, Optus, the
> Public Interest Registry (operator of .Org), and ACCAN, and consulted to
> Telecom New Zealand, government departments and telecommunications and
> content providers. “Internet exchanges are proven to be a vital part of a
> reliable, affordable internet, so I am absolutely thrilled to take on this
> position” said Clark. “IAA’s infrastructure is second to none, with the
> widest number of points of presence, the most extensive content
> arrangements and a member base that spans all parts of Australia’s
> Internet. Without the collaboration between builders, content and service
> providers Australians would not have enjoyed the level of Internet
> performance during lockdown we have seen.” Other staff changes at IIA in
> recent weeks include the departure of IX Australia GM Terry Sweetser and
> the hiring of Aaron Chidiac as network engineer.
>
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