Frédéric Guillemaut
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Frédéric Guillemaut is the COO and co-founder of Mailclub (now called SafeBrands). He is chair of the Registrar Advisory Board at EURid, and a member of the Dns.be Forum.
He actively attends ICANN Meetings,[1] and is SafeBrands representative to the Registrar Stakeholder Group,[2]
He also writes regularly on safebrands.info and gives webinars and presentation on ICANN, Brandtlds and domaining.
He also is a DJ at Radio Woot, but do not tell anyone.
Career History edit
Frédéric Guillemaut has been the COO of MailClub (now SafeBrands) since 1998,[3] he joined the adventure in 1998.[4]
From 2010 to 2016 he was also Board Member at AFNIC[5], Administrator at ISOC[6].
From 1995 to 2000 he owned DayDream, his first company; an experience he described as "wide and wild". Pioneering the web as a mail order specialist ! During 1998, for 6 months, he was the Webmaster/Mail Order manager for Rocket Records, and in 1995, he started his career as a Sales Manager at Black et Noir Records.[7]
Education edit
Frédéric Guillemaut holds a Masters degree from Ecole supérieure des Sciences commerciales d'Angers, a BA in Business Studies from Middlesex University, London, UK, and is a graduate from CESEM (EUROMED) Marseille, France.
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