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~~In July 1997,~~ '''Judith Hellerstein''' ~~founded~~ Hellerstein & Associates, a research consultancy which specializes in opening up telecom and tech opportunities around the world, by providing strategy and consulting on legislation, regulatory policy, ICT, e-government, and more. They work with private sector companies, foreign governments, and multi-lateral organizations. Hellerstein is a member of the US State Department's International Telecom Advisory Council and is on the US Delegation for the 2014 [[Plenipotentiary]] conference, where she is focusing on ~~internet~~ policy, ~~internet~~ governance, cybersecurity, and broadband adoption and buildout. She is also a Board member of the Washington DC Chapter of [[ISOC]], the founder of Capital Area Globetrotters, an organization which is involved with [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC]].<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jhellerstein Judith Hellerstein, LinkedIn.com]</ref>

'''Judith Hellerstein''' is the founder of Hellerstein & Associates, a research consultancy which specializes in opening up telecom and tech opportunities around the world, by providing strategy and consulting on legislation, regulatory policy, ICT, e-government, and more. They work with private sector companies, foreign governments, and multi-lateral organizations. Hellerstein is a member of the US State Department's International Telecom Advisory Council and is on the US Delegation for the 2014 [[Plenipotentiary]] conference, where she is focusing on Internet policy, [[Internet governance]], cybersecurity, and broadband adoption and buildout. She is also a Board member of the Washington DC Chapter of [[ISOC]], the founder of Capital Area Globetrotters, an organization which is involved with [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC]].<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jhellerstein Judith Hellerstein, LinkedIn.com]</ref>

Since the mid~~-00s~~, Hellerstein has worked with numerous countries around the world on developing new [[ICT]] and e-government laws, reviewing and amending old laws, developing [[ICT]] policies, and providing regulatory and policy capacity building.<ref name="linkedin"></ref>

Since the mid 2000s, Hellerstein has worked with numerous countries around the world on developing new [[ICT]] and e-government laws, reviewing and amending old laws, developing [[ICT]] policies, and providing regulatory and policy capacity building.<ref name="linkedin"></ref>

As of [[ICANN 52]] in Singapore, she had attended over two [[ICANN]] conferences, as well as [[IGF]] and Plenipotentiary.</ref>

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-In July 1997, '''Judith Hellerstein''' founded Hellerstein & Associates, a research consultancy which specializes in opening up telecom and tech opportunities around the world, by providing strategy and consulting on legislation, regulatory policy, ICT, e-government, and more. They work with private sector companies, foreign governments, and multi-lateral organizations. Hellerstein is a member of the US State Department's International Telecom Advisory Council and is on the US Delegation for the 2014 [[Plenipotentiary]] conference, where she is focusing on internet policy, internet governance, cybersecurity, and broadband adoption and buildout. She is also a Board member of the Washington DC Chapter of [[ISOC]], the founder of Capital Area Globetrotters, an organization which  is involved with [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC]].<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jhellerstein Judith Hellerstein, LinkedIn.com]</ref>
+'''Judith Hellerstein''' is the founder of Hellerstein & Associates, a research consultancy which specializes in opening up telecom and tech opportunities around the world, by providing strategy and consulting on legislation, regulatory policy, ICT, e-government, and more. They work with private sector companies, foreign governments, and multi-lateral organizations. Hellerstein is a member of the US State Department's International Telecom Advisory Council and is on the US Delegation for the 2014 [[Plenipotentiary]] conference, where she is focusing on Internet policy, [[Internet governance]], cybersecurity, and broadband adoption and buildout. She is also a Board member of the Washington DC Chapter of [[ISOC]], the founder of Capital Area Globetrotters, an organization which  is involved with [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC]].<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jhellerstein Judith Hellerstein, LinkedIn.com]</ref>
-Since the mid-00s, Hellerstein has worked with numerous countries around the world on developing new [[ICT]] and e-government laws, reviewing and amending old laws, developing [[ICT]] policies, and providing regulatory and policy capacity building.<ref name="linkedin"></ref>
+Since the mid 2000s, Hellerstein has worked with numerous countries around the world on developing new [[ICT]] and e-government laws, reviewing and amending old laws, developing [[ICT]] policies, and providing regulatory and policy capacity building.<ref name="linkedin"></ref>
 As of [[ICANN 52]] in Singapore, she had attended over two [[ICANN]] conferences, as well as [[IGF]] and Plenipotentiary.</ref>