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Beginning in 1995, Alan began participating in and managing [[ISOC]] workshops teaching personnel from developing countries how to build, support, manage and use the Internet in their countries.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/committees/alac/greenberg.html ALAC Bio]</ref>

Beginning in 1995, Alan began participating in and managing [[ISOC]] workshops teaching personnel from developing countries how to build, support, manage and use the Internet in their countries.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/committees/alac/greenberg.html ALAC Bio]</ref>

Greenberg payed an integral part in the working group that developed the GNSO's organizational structure, and was a member of the the [[STI]] group that worked on developing consensus positions for trademark issues related to new gTLDs, where he helped to bridge the gap between the Non-Commercial Users and At-Large, and the [[BC|Business]] and [[ISPC|ISP Constituencies]]. He managed the progress of the Issues Report on [[Domain Tasting]], which resulted in a [[PDP]] that eliminated Domain Tasting; he has also worked to protect the rights of registrants in the [[PEDNR|Post-Expiration Domain Name Recovery]] PDP.

He played an integral part in the working group that developed the GNSO's organizational structure, and was a member of the the [[STI]] group that worked on developing consensus positions for trademark issues related to new gTLDs, where he helped to bridge the gap between the Non-Commercial Users and At-Large, and the [[BC|Business]] and [[ISPC|ISP Constituencies]]. Greenberg managed the progress of the Issues Report on [[Domain Tasting]], which resulted in a [[PDP]] that eliminated Domain Tasting; he has also worked to protect the rights of registrants in the [[PEDNR|Post-Expiration Domain Name Recovery]] PDP.

Alan was an elected member of the ISOC Board of Trustees from 2001 to 2004, and has participated in [[WSIS]] 1 and 2.

Alan was an elected member of the ISOC Board of Trustees from 2001 to 2004, and has participated in [[WSIS]] 1 and 2.