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'''Nurani Nimpuno''' is the Outreach and Communications Manager at [[Netnod]].<ref>[http://www.apnic.net/publications/news/2011/cstd-wg?view=text-only APNIC.net]</ref>

'''Nurani Nimpuno''' is the Chief Commercial Operator at [https://www.asteroidhq.com Asteroid].  

Netnod operates  [[IXP|Internet Exchange Point]]s (IXPs) in Sweden and Denmark.  

She was previously Head of Outreach and Communications at [[Netnod]], an operator of [[IXP|Internet Exchange Point]]s (IXPs), the operator of one of the 13 logical [[DNS]] root name servers in the world, i.root-servers.net (I-root); and a provider of DNS anycast services, from 60 sites around the globe. At Netnod, she mversawanaged all Communications, business development and Internet policy matters. 

Netnod is also the operator of one of the 13 logical [[DNS]] root name servers in the world, i.root-servers.net (I-root); and a provider of DNS services, such as [[TLD]] anycast and unicast slave service from close to 60 sites around the globe. At Netnod, she manages all outreach, external relations and communications, as well as the business development at Netnod. She also represents Netnod externally in Internet policy and Internet governance matters. 

She is deeply involved with Internet policy and Internet governance issues globally, and works on a broader level with Internet operational matters, including Internet exchange points, DNS and Internet infrastrcuture. 

 

Nurani has been active in the Internet community in a decade and a half, participating in and speaking at international Internet conferences globally. She is a frequent speaker at various Internet conferences, where she talks about Internet infrastructure, interconnectivity, peering and traffic exchange, DNS, Internet resource policy and Internet governance.

 

 

Nurani is currently serving on ICANN's ASO Advisory Council (AC), elected as a representative for the RIPE region. The purpose of the Address Supporting Organization (ASO) is to review and develop recommendations on Internet Protocol (IP) address policy and to advise the ICANN Board. Fifteen volunteers, three from each of the five RIR communities, serve on the ASO Address Council.

Nurani has been active in the Internet community in a decade and a half, participating in and speaking at international Internet conferences globally. She is a frequent speaker at various Internet conferences, where she talks about Internet infrastructure, interconnectivity, peering and traffic exchange, DNS, (including DNS anycast services, DNS root servers), Internet resource policy and Internet governance.

Nurani is currently serving on teh RIPE community Accountability Task Force

<strong>Vice chair CRISP Team</strong> 

<strong>Vice chair CRISP Team</strong> 

Nurani currently serves as vice chair for the CRISP Team (Consolidated RIR IANA Stewardship Proposal Team). She was selected as a RIPE Community representative in 2014, as one of 15 members globally. The international CRISP team was tasked to develop a proposal for the IANA Numbering functions for the global Internet Numbers community, in the historical IANA Stewardship transition process. The process was initiated by the US Government to transition the oversight of the fundamental IANA functions to the global multistakeholder community.  

Nurani currently serves as vice chair for the CRISP Team (Consolidated RIR IANA Stewardship Proposal Team). She was selected as a RIPE Community representative in 2014, as one of 15 members globally. The international CRISP team was tasked to develop a proposal for the IANA Numbering functions for the global Internet Numbers community, in the historical IANA Stewardship transition process. The process was initiated by the US Government to transition the oversight of the fundamental IANA functions to the global multistakeholder community.  

<strong>ICANN ASO Advisory Council elected representative<br>

'''ICANN Leadership Award Recipient'''

 

The purpose of the Address Supporting Organization (ASO) is to review and develop recommendations on Internet Protocol (IP) address policy and to advise the ICANN Board. Fifteen volunteers, three from each of the five RIR communities, serve on the ASO Address Council.

  For her work in the IANA transition, she received the prestigious ICANN Leadership Award.  

<strong>Member of the ISOC-SE board, the Swedish Chapter of the Internet Society.<br>

<strong>Member of the ISOC-SE board, the Swedish Chapter of the Internet Society.<br>