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Gavin Brown was instrumental in the largest [[DNSSEC]] deployment to date, in late 2010; it was implemented across 22 extensions.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/20101129_centralnic_completes_largest_dnssec_deployment/ CircleID]</ref>
Gavin Brown was instrumental in the largest [[DNSSEC]] deployment to date, in late 2010; it was implemented across 22 extensions.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/20101129_centralnic_completes_largest_dnssec_deployment/ CircleID]</ref>
==Industry Participation==
==Industry Participation==
Mr. Brown was a panelist at the [[.nxt|.nxt Conference]] for a session entitled, "Implementation: How to run a Registry".
Mr. Brown was a panelist at the first [[.nxt|.nxt Conference]] for a session entitled, "Implementation: How to run a Registry".


He has had articles published in technical journals, co-authored a book on the Perl language programming, and worked at a start-up in the online recruitment sector.<ref>[http://www.dot-nxt.com/panelist/gavin-brown dot-nxt.com]</ref>
He has had articles published in technical journals, co-authored a book on the Perl language programming, and worked at a start-up in the online recruitment sector.<ref>[http://www.dot-nxt.com/panelist/gavin-brown dot-nxt.com]</ref>

Revision as of 22:52, 21 September 2011

Country: UK
Email: gavin.brown[at]centralnic.com
LinkedIn:    [Profile Gavin Brown]

Gavin Brown is the CTO for CentralNic.[1] He has held this position since 2005; he was been working with CentralNic since 2001.[2] He started at CentralNic as a webmaster, and was then promoted to Senior Developer prior to his current position.[3] He also is the CTO for one of CentralNic's joint ventures, Central Registry Solutions.[4]

Gavin Brown was instrumental in the largest DNSSEC deployment to date, in late 2010; it was implemented across 22 extensions.[5]

Industry Participation

Mr. Brown was a panelist at the first .nxt Conference for a session entitled, "Implementation: How to run a Registry".

He has had articles published in technical journals, co-authored a book on the Perl language programming, and worked at a start-up in the online recruitment sector.[6]

Education

Gavin attended Canterbury Christ Church University and The University of Kent.[7]

References