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'''Rosemary Sinclair''' is the Director of External Relations at University of New South Wale's Australian School of Business. This position involves responsibility for the ASB website and web strategy including use of social media tools among 60,000 Alumni. She is widely known as the former Managing Director of Australian Telecommunications Users Group and Vice-Chairman for the [[International Telecommunications Users Group in the Asia Pacific Region]], with widespread experience in the broadcast media industry. | '''Rosemary Sinclair''' is the Director of External Relations at the University of New South Wale's Australian School of Business. This position involves responsibility for the ASB website and web strategy including the use of social media tools among 60,000 Alumni. She is widely known as the former Managing Director of Australian Telecommunications Users Group and Vice-Chairman for the [[International Telecommunications Users Group in the Asia Pacific Region]], with widespread experience in the broadcast media industry. | ||
Ms. Sinclair has participated in ICANN's [[NCSG|Non-Commercial Stakeholder's Group]], and was involved in the 2009 restructuring of its [[GNSO]], when she was appointed by the [[ICANN Board]] to fill out the inaugural GNSO council at [[ICANN Seoul]].<ref>[http://gnso.icann.org/council/soi/sinclair-soi-22jun11.htm SOI Sinclair, GNSO.ICANN.org]</ref><ref>[http://www.stephanevangelder.com/archives/275-Is-there-something-wrong-with-the-new-GNSO-Councillors.html Is There Something Wrong With the New GNSO Councillors, StephaneVanGelder.com]</ref> She has been a Demand Class Board Member of [[auDA]], the Australian Domain Association, since October | Ms. Sinclair has participated in ICANN's [[NCSG|Non-Commercial Stakeholder's Group]], and was involved in the 2009 restructuring of its [[GNSO]], when she was appointed by the [[ICANN Board]] to fill out the inaugural GNSO council at [[ICANN Seoul]].<ref>[http://gnso.icann.org/council/soi/sinclair-soi-22jun11.htm SOI Sinclair, GNSO.ICANN.org]</ref><ref>[http://www.stephanevangelder.com/archives/275-Is-there-something-wrong-with-the-new-GNSO-Councillors.html Is There Something Wrong With the New GNSO Councillors, StephaneVanGelder.com]</ref> She has been a Demand Class Board Member of [[auDA]], the Australian Domain Association, since October 2009. | ||
===Career=== | ===Career=== | ||
Ms Sinclair has been involved in high-level management within the telecom industry throughout her career. At Telecom Australia, she held the title of Manager of Commercial Operations and National General Manager. In 1993 she moved to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as Director in the Strategic Development division. She finished three years later, in 1996. | Ms Sinclair has been involved in high-level management within the telecom industry throughout her career. At Telecom Australia, she held the title of Manager of Commercial Operations and National General Manager. In 1993 she moved to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as Director in the Strategic Development division. She finished three years later, in 1996. | ||
In 2001, Rosemary became Managing Director at the Sydney based, [[Australian Telecommunications User Group]]. She worked there for a decade.<ref>[http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/20/sinclair_leaves_atug/ Sinclair Leaves ATUG, TheRegister.co.uk]</ref> In May | In 2001, Rosemary became Managing Director at the Sydney-based, [[Australian Telecommunications User Group]]. She worked there for a decade.<ref>[http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/20/sinclair_leaves_atug/ Sinclair Leaves ATUG, TheRegister.co.uk]</ref> In May 2011, she took up the role of Director of External Relations for the Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales.<ref>[http://au.linkedin.com/pub/rosemary-sinclair/1b/b61/716 LinkedIn.com]</ref> | ||
===Education=== | ===Education=== | ||
Rosemary received her Bachelor | Rosemary received her Bachelor's degree in both Art and Business and a Master's degree in Commerce. | ||
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Rosemary Sinclair is the Director of External Relations at the University of New South Wale's Australian School of Business. This position involves responsibility for the ASB website and web strategy including the use of social media tools among 60,000 Alumni. She is widely known as the former Managing Director of Australian Telecommunications Users Group and Vice-Chairman for the International Telecommunications Users Group in the Asia Pacific Region, with widespread experience in the broadcast media industry.
Ms. Sinclair has participated in ICANN's Non-Commercial Stakeholder's Group, and was involved in the 2009 restructuring of its GNSO, when she was appointed by the ICANN Board to fill out the inaugural GNSO council at ICANN Seoul.[1][2] She has been a Demand Class Board Member of auDA, the Australian Domain Association, since October 2009.
Career[edit | edit source]
Ms Sinclair has been involved in high-level management within the telecom industry throughout her career. At Telecom Australia, she held the title of Manager of Commercial Operations and National General Manager. In 1993 she moved to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as Director in the Strategic Development division. She finished three years later, in 1996. In 2001, Rosemary became Managing Director at the Sydney-based, Australian Telecommunications User Group. She worked there for a decade.[3] In May 2011, she took up the role of Director of External Relations for the Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales.[4]
Education[edit | edit source]
Rosemary received her Bachelor's degree in both Art and Business and a Master's degree in Commerce.