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'''Matt Ashtiani''' | '''Matt Ashtiani''' was [[ICANN]]'s At-Large Coordination Officer and Project Manager from 2009-2015.<ref name="linkedin">[https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattashtiani/ LinkedIn - Matt Ashtiani]</ref> Previously, he worked for the constituency and stakeholder travel program, where he coordinates the travel and accommodation arrangements for members of ICANN's [[SO]]s and [[AC]]s that are otherwise unable to attend. He now works as a Senior Project Manager for ServiceLink.<ref name="linkedin" /> | ||
He is a bit of a polyglot; Matt is either studying or currently speaking Farsi, Spanish, French, and Hindi. | He is a bit of a polyglot; Matt is either studying or currently speaking Farsi, Spanish, French, and Hindi. | ||
Matt was glad to meet many of the people he has aided in attending conferences at the 2011 Silicon Valley Conference; it was the first time he was able to meet them despite the fact that he has been helping to bring integral members of the ICANN community together since the 2009 Seoul Conference.<ref> | Matt was glad to meet many of the people he has aided in attending conferences at the 2011 [[ICANN 40|Silicon Valley]] Conference; it was the first time he was able to meet them despite the fact that he has been helping to bring integral members of the ICANN community together since the 2009 [[ICANN 36|Seoul]] Conference.<ref>[[ICANN 40]] Interview</ref> | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Mr. Ashtiani attended UCLA for his undergraduate degrees in History, Political Science, and International Development Studies. He received his Master's in International Peace Studies from Trinity College in Dublin. | Mr. Ashtiani attended UCLA for his undergraduate degrees in History, Political Science, and International Development Studies. He received his Master's in International Peace Studies from Trinity College in Dublin. | ||
He has previous managerial experience, including time spent as the director of a cosmetics plant.<ref> | He has previous managerial experience, including time spent as the director of a cosmetics plant.<ref>[[ICANN 40]] Interview</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:ICANN Staff | [[Category:Former ICANN Staff]] | ||
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Matt Ashtiani was ICANN's At-Large Coordination Officer and Project Manager from 2009-2015.[1] Previously, he worked for the constituency and stakeholder travel program, where he coordinates the travel and accommodation arrangements for members of ICANN's SOs and ACs that are otherwise unable to attend. He now works as a Senior Project Manager for ServiceLink.[1]
He is a bit of a polyglot; Matt is either studying or currently speaking Farsi, Spanish, French, and Hindi.
Matt was glad to meet many of the people he has aided in attending conferences at the 2011 Silicon Valley Conference; it was the first time he was able to meet them despite the fact that he has been helping to bring integral members of the ICANN community together since the 2009 Seoul Conference.[2]
Background
Mr. Ashtiani attended UCLA for his undergraduate degrees in History, Political Science, and International Development Studies. He received his Master's in International Peace Studies from Trinity College in Dublin.
He has previous managerial experience, including time spent as the director of a cosmetics plant.[3]