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Jason Keenan is the Communications Director at ICBA (Independent Contractors and Businesses Association). From March 2007 until January 2009, he was ICANN's Media Adviser.[1]
Work
Jason has worked for 15 years in media relations, writing, editing, and graphic design. Before joining ICANN, he was the Senior Writer and Legislative Support Officer with the Premier of British Columbia, and the Manager of Media Relations and Issues Management with the B.C. Government Caucus. Before that he worked in media relations, issues management, and communications with a Canadian Member of Parliament.[2]
Career History
Prior to his public service career, Jason was a reporter, columnist and editor at newspapers in British Columbia and Alberta in Western Canada where he won various international, national, and regional awards for his work. One of those publications – the independent Rossland Summit – was the first on-line newspaper in British Columbia in the early 1990s.[3]
Education
Jason has a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Manitoba and a Master of Arts in Journalism from the University of Western Ontario in London.[4]