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'''Suzanne Woolf''' is experienced in both the technical and policy aspects of the evolution of the Internet, particularly [[DNS]] and other network operations. She has held a variety of roles for the [[Internet Systems Consortium]] since 2002, currently including product management, strategic considerations for [[ISC]]’s software and protocol development projects, and participation in Internet technical policy activities with [[ICANN]], [[ARIN]], and others.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/biog/woolf.htm Suzanne Woolf, RSSAC liaison ]</ref> She is a member of the [[ICANN]] [[Root Server System Advisory ~~Council~~]] and [[ARIN]] Advisory Council and actively participates in [[NANOG]] and [[IETF]].

'''Suzanne Woolf''' is experienced in both the technical and policy aspects of the evolution of the Internet, particularly [[DNS]] and other network operations. She has held a variety of roles for the [[Internet Systems Consortium]] since 2002, currently including product management, strategic considerations for [[ISC]]’s software and protocol development projects, and participation in Internet technical policy activities with [[ICANN]], [[ARIN]], and others.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/biog/woolf.htm Suzanne Woolf, RSSAC liaison ]</ref> She is a member of the [[ICANN]] [[Root Server System Advisory Committee]] and [[ARIN]] Advisory Council and actively participates in [[NANOG]] and [[IETF]].

==Work==

Suzanne Woolf has been active in policy development within the Internet technical community for most of her career. Most recently, she was a two-term member of [[ARIN]]’s Advisory Counci, from Jan. 2003 - Dec. 2008. She has been invited as a speaker on internet governance and technology topics at policy meetings of the US Department of Commerce, the UN Internet Governance Forum, and other venues. She has been active in [[ICANN]]'s Advisory Committees for several years, including the [[Root Server System Advisory Committee]], where she currently serves as a non-voting liaison to the [[ICANN]] Board of Directors.

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-'''Suzanne Woolf''' is experienced in both the technical and policy aspects of the evolution of the Internet, particularly [[DNS]] and other network operations. She has held a variety of roles for the [[Internet Systems Consortium]] since 2002, currently including product management, strategic considerations for [[ISC]]’s software and protocol development projects, and participation in Internet technical policy activities with [[ICANN]], [[ARIN]], and others.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/biog/woolf.htm Suzanne Woolf, RSSAC liaison ]</ref> She is a member of the [[ICANN]] [[Root Server System Advisory Council]] and [[ARIN]] Advisory Council and actively participates in [[NANOG]] and [[IETF]].
+'''Suzanne Woolf''' is experienced in both the technical and policy aspects of the evolution of the Internet, particularly [[DNS]] and other network operations. She has held a variety of roles for the [[Internet Systems Consortium]] since 2002, currently including product management, strategic considerations for [[ISC]]’s software and protocol development projects, and participation in Internet technical policy activities with [[ICANN]], [[ARIN]], and others.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/biog/woolf.htm Suzanne Woolf, RSSAC liaison ]</ref> She is a member of the [[ICANN]] [[Root Server System Advisory Committee]] and [[ARIN]] Advisory Council and actively participates in [[NANOG]] and [[IETF]].
 ==Work==
 Suzanne Woolf has been active in policy development within the Internet technical community for most of her career. Most recently, she was a two-term member of [[ARIN]]’s Advisory Counci, from Jan. 2003 - Dec. 2008. She has been invited as a speaker on internet governance and technology topics at policy meetings of the US Department of Commerce, the UN Internet Governance Forum, and other venues. She has been active in [[ICANN]]'s Advisory Committees for several years, including the [[Root Server System Advisory Committee]], where she currently serves as a non-voting liaison to the [[ICANN]] Board of Directors.