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'''Jordan Carter''' is Chief Executive of [[InternetNZ]], a non-profit Internet organisation in New Zealand that is the [[ccTLD]] manager for the [[.nz]] [[Domain name|domain]]. InternetNZ focuses on a broad "open Internet" agenda with some similarity to [[ISOC]]'s work. | '''Jordan Carter''' is the Internet Governance & Policy Director at [[auDA]], which operates the [[ccTLD]] for Australia. Before that, for just over nine years, he was the Chief Executive of [[InternetNZ]], a non-profit Internet organisation in New Zealand that is the [[ccTLD]] manager for the [[.nz]] [[Domain name|domain]]. InternetNZ focuses on a broad "open Internet" agenda with some similarity to [[ISOC]]'s work. | ||
In the [[ICANN]] environment, Jordan | In the [[ICANN]] environment, Jordan is very active, especially in the [[ccNSO]]. He was also involved in the [[IANA Functions Stewardship Transition|IANA Stewardship transition]] and continues to be part of [[ICANN Accountability|ICANN accountability]] processes. He began his ICANN career in late 2013. | ||
==Career History== | ==Career History== | ||
Since 2013, Jordan has led InternetNZ's staff team and the organisation's delivery of its work programme. | |||
Prior roles included policy positions at InternetNZ, Secretariat Manager for [[APTLD]], consulting roles through private practice, and a brief period working at the New Zealand Parliament. | |||
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Prior roles included policy positions at InternetNZ, Secretariat Manager for [[APTLD]], consulting roles through | |||
==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation== | ==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation== | ||
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| Organization: | InternetNZ |
| Affiliation: | ccNSO |
| Region: | Pacific Islands |
| Country: | New Zealand |
| Email: | jordan@internetnz.net.nz |
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| Blog: | https://internetnz.nz/blogs/jordanc |
| Facebook: |  Jordan Carter
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| LinkedIn: |  Jordan Carter
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| Twitter: |  @JordanTCarter
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Jordan Carter is the Internet Governance & Policy Director at auDA, which operates the ccTLD for Australia. Before that, for just over nine years, he was the Chief Executive of InternetNZ, a non-profit Internet organisation in New Zealand that is the ccTLD manager for the .nz domain. InternetNZ focuses on a broad "open Internet" agenda with some similarity to ISOC's work.
In the ICANN environment, Jordan is very active, especially in the ccNSO. He was also involved in the IANA Stewardship transition and continues to be part of ICANN accountability processes. He began his ICANN career in late 2013.
Career History[edit | edit source]
Since 2013, Jordan has led InternetNZ's staff team and the organisation's delivery of its work programme. Prior roles included policy positions at InternetNZ, Secretariat Manager for APTLD, consulting roles through private practice, and a brief period working at the New Zealand Parliament.
ICANN and Internet Governance Participation[edit | edit source]
- ccNSO Council member (Asia Pacific) 2019-
- ccNSO Co-Chair of the CCWG Accountability WS2 2017-2018
- rapporteur on CCWG-Accountability Work Stream 1 (Community Powers) 2014-2016
- rapporteur on CCWG-Accountability Work Stream 2 (Staff Accountability) 2016-2017
- co-chair for ccNSO on CCWG-Internet Governance (2014)
- participant at IGF (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018)
- participant and panellist at APrIGF (2010)
Education[edit | edit source]
- M.A. (Distinction) in Political Science - Victoria University of Wellington 2013
- B.A. (Hons) in Political Science - Victoria University of Wellington 2007
- B.Com / B.A. in Economics, Political Studies and Geography - The University of Auckland 2002