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Line 14: − Most recently, before joining [[ICANN]], he was the founder of [[Argo Pacific]], a high-level international advisory and investment firm that assists both Fortune 500 companies and start-up companies to build global Internet and technology businesses and strategic alliances.<ref>[http://www.saxton.com.au/default.asp?sd8=1380 Speaker Details - Dr Paul Twomey]</ref>+ − + − − Dr. Twomey was closely involved with [[ICANN]] as he was interacting with international community on behalf of Australian government. He Served as Chair of the Governmental Advisory Committee ([[GAC]]) for three years ending November 2002. Australian government appointed him as its Special Representative for the Internet and [[ICANN]].<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/biog/twomey.htm ICANN biography data]</ref> + −
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'''Dr. Paul Twomey''' became the President and CEO of [[ICANN]] in 2003; his tenure lasted until 2009. Paul has been successful in numerous leadership positions in commercial enterprises, government, and in chairing ICANN's [[GAC|Government Advisory Committee]].
'''Dr. Paul Twomey''' became the President and CEO of [[ICANN]] in 2003; his tenure lasted until 2009. Paul has been successful in numerous leadership positions in commercial enterprises, government, and in chairing ICANN's [[GAC|Government Advisory Committee]].
==Past ICANN Involvement==
==Past ICANN Involvement==
Before joining [[ICANN]] Paul founded [[Argo Pacific]], a high-level international advisory and investment firm that assists both Fortune 500 companies and start-up companies to build global Internet and technology businesses and strategic alliances.<ref>[http://www.saxton.com.au/default.asp?sd8=1380 Speaker Details - Dr Paul Twomey]</ref>
Prior to that, Dr. Twomey was founding Chief Executive Officer of the National Office for the Information Economy ([[NOIE]]), and the Australian federal government's Special Adviser for the Information Economy and Technology. He was also Australia's representative at international fora, such as the World Trade Organisation ([[WTO]]), the [[OECD]] and [[APEC]]. In that capacity his responsibility was to ensure that Australia's interests were promoted during the current formation of the rules and regulations of the international information economy.
Prior to that, Dr. Twomey was the founding Chief Executive Officer of the National Office for the Information Economy ([[NOIE]]), and the Australian federal government's Special Adviser for the Information Economy and Technology. He was also Australia's representative at international fora, such as the World Trade Organisation ([[WTO]]), the [[OECD]] and [[APEC]]; and the Australian government appointed him as its Special Representative for the Internet and [[ICANN]. In that capacity his responsibility was to ensure that Australia's interests were promoted during the current formation of the rules and regulations of the international information economy.
Dr. Twomey was closely involved with [[ICANN]] while interacting with international community on behalf of Australian government. From 1999 to 2002 he served as Chair of the [[GAC|Governmental Advisory Committee]].<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/biog/twomey.htm ICANN biography data]</ref>
==Work==
==Work==
Prior to his appointment as CEO of [[NOIE]], Dr. Twomey was Executive General Manager, Europe, of [[Austrade]] – the Australian Trade Commission. As the leader of Austrade's Global Information Technology and Telecommunications Network, he assisted Australia's IT&T firms to market their products and services to key European, American and Asian markets.
Prior to his appointment as CEO of [[NOIE]], Dr. Twomey was Executive General Manager, Europe, of [[Austrade]] – the Australian Trade Commission. As the leader of Austrade's Global Information Technology and Telecommunications Network, he assisted Australia's IT&T firms to market their products and services to key European, American and Asian markets.