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'''Adrian Kinderis''' was formerly the CEO of [[Bombora Technologies]], a group of companies, which notably included [[AusRegistry]] Pty Ltd and [[ARI Registry Services]] Pty Ltd.<ref>[http://www.icannregistrars.org/about/staff.php ICANNRegistrars.org]</ref> He has previously been a member of [[ICANN]]'s [[GNSO]] council. After [[Neustar]] acquired Bombora Technologies in 2015, Kinderis took the position of VP of Corporate Development for Neustar from August 2015 to March 2018.


Adrian Kinderis is the founder and CEO of the [[AusRegistry]] Group of companies including AusRegistry Pty Ltd, and AusRegistry International Pty Ltd. 
==ICANN==
He was elected representative by the [[Registrar Stakeholder Group]] to the [[GNSO]] Council in 2007. His term expired in the end of the annual meeting of 2011.<ref>[http://www.icannregistrars.org/about/staff.php ICANNRegistrars.org]</ref> This was an extremely important tenure with regards to the [[New gTLD Program|new gTLD program]], and Adrian was involved in such important events as writing the document, 'Introduction of New Generic Top-Level Domains Document (11 September 2007)'.<ref>[http://www.dot-nxt.com/panelist/adrian-kinderis .nxt]</ref> His many blog posts and interviews regarding ICANN show him celebrating the organizations achievements, and critically engaging its shortcomings and missteps; he is an incredibly active member of the community and attended his 30th meeting at October 2012 [[ICANN 45]] in Toronto. <ref>[http://www.ausregistry.com/people.php AusRegistry people Page]</ref><ref>User Submited</ref>


Adrian, on the basis of his wide range of experience in both Registrar and Registry Operator roles, was elected by the Registrar Constituency to the [[GNSO Council]] for ICANN. In this role he has, amongst other bodies of work, contributed to the document 'Introduction of New Generic Top-Level Domains Document (11 September 2007)' which was recently ratified by the ICANN board and forms the major component to the next phase of development for the internet.  
Mr. Kinderis was invited to make a presentation on new [[gTLD]]s at the 2009 [[ICANN]] meeting in Sydney.<ref>[http://www.ausregistry.com/news-adrian-new-gtlds.php AusRegistry News]</ref>


=== Career History ===
==Other Industry Conferences==
Adrian regularly presents addresses at industry conferences on topics such as: Registry Operations, Registry Best Practice, Domain Name Management, Registry-Registrar models and Marketing TLDs.<ref>[http://www.ausregistry.com/people.php AusRegistry people Page]</ref> He was a panelist at the first and second [[.nxt|.nxt Conference]], and a presenter at the 2010 [[V21]] conference,<ref>[http://www.dot-nxt.com/panelist/adrian-kinderis dot-nxt]</ref><ref>[http://www.v21.com.au/category/speakers V21.com.au]</ref> and has also attended [[APTLD]] events.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-BgjC3CpjA APTLD presentation]</ref>.


Adrian is an in demand speaker, regularly presenting key note addresses at industry conferences on topics as diverse as: Registry Operations, Registry Best Practice, Domain Name Management, Registry-Registrar models and Marketing TLDs. He is also a seasoned campaigner of the ICANN trail, having attended over 28 ICANN meetings over the past ten years.  
== Personal Life ==
Adrian is married to Jennifer, and lives in Melbourne, Australia. His interests include fast cars, and his favorite football club - the North Melbourne Kangaroos.<ref>[http://www.ausregistry.com/people.php AusRegistry]</ref> He also enjoys American football, and cheers for the Dallas Cowboys.<ref>[http://twitter.com/#!/AdrianKinderis/status/113208184537227264 Tweet 9/12/2011]</ref>


As a true entrepreneur, Adrian has a passion for business development that has seen the AusRegistry group of companies grow rapidly, and is committed to establishing AusRegistry International as the Registry Operator of choice for new generic TLDs as the internet continues to develop.
==Videos==
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Adrian lives in Melbourne, Australia with his wife Jennifer and has passion for fast cars, and is a tireless supporter of his beloved Australian Rules Football club, the North Melbourne Kangaroos.  
[[Gray Chynoweth]] interviews Adrian at [[ICANN 41]] in Singapore about the potential of new TLDs.


==External Links==
* [http://www.circleid.com/members/4315 Adrian Kinderis on CircleID]
== References ==
{{reflist}}


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Country: Australia
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Formerly a member
of ICANN's GNSO


Formerly a member
of ICANN's RrSG


Featured in the ICANN 50 - London playing card deck


Featured in the ICANN 54 - Dublin playing card deck

Adrian Kinderis was formerly the CEO of Bombora Technologies, a group of companies, which notably included AusRegistry Pty Ltd and ARI Registry Services Pty Ltd.[1] He has previously been a member of ICANN's GNSO council. After Neustar acquired Bombora Technologies in 2015, Kinderis took the position of VP of Corporate Development for Neustar from August 2015 to March 2018.

ICANN

He was elected representative by the Registrar Stakeholder Group to the GNSO Council in 2007. His term expired in the end of the annual meeting of 2011.[2] This was an extremely important tenure with regards to the new gTLD program, and Adrian was involved in such important events as writing the document, 'Introduction of New Generic Top-Level Domains Document (11 September 2007)'.[3] His many blog posts and interviews regarding ICANN show him celebrating the organizations achievements, and critically engaging its shortcomings and missteps; he is an incredibly active member of the community and attended his 30th meeting at October 2012 ICANN 45 in Toronto. [4][5]

Mr. Kinderis was invited to make a presentation on new gTLDs at the 2009 ICANN meeting in Sydney.[6]

Other Industry Conferences

Adrian regularly presents addresses at industry conferences on topics such as: Registry Operations, Registry Best Practice, Domain Name Management, Registry-Registrar models and Marketing TLDs.[7] He was a panelist at the first and second .nxt Conference, and a presenter at the 2010 V21 conference,[8][9] and has also attended APTLD events.[10].

Personal Life

Adrian is married to Jennifer, and lives in Melbourne, Australia. His interests include fast cars, and his favorite football club - the North Melbourne Kangaroos.[11] He also enjoys American football, and cheers for the Dallas Cowboys.[12]

Videos

Gray Chynoweth interviews Adrian at ICANN 41 in Singapore about the potential of new TLDs.

External Links

References