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Ben Crawford is the CEO of [[CentralNic]], a global domain name registry currently operating 25 domain extensions including the [[ccTLD]] .la, and such | '''Ben Crawford''' is the CEO of [[CentralNic]], a global domain name registry currently operating 25 domain extensions including the [[ccTLD]] .la, and such [[SLD]]s as us.com, eu.com and uk.com. | ||
=== Career History === | === Career History === | ||
Mr. Crawford specializes in developing international media and technology businesses. Ben's previous | Mr. Crawford specializes in developing international media and technology businesses. Ben's previous positions include President of Louise Blouin Media in New York, Managing Director of SportBusiness Group in London and Executive Producer of IBM's Official Website for the Sydney Olympics.<ref>[https://www.centralnic.com/registry/company Who are CentralNIC?]</ref> Ben is a founding executive of two leading cultural websites, artinfo.com and MutualArt.com., and is a widely-published writer, most notably for the New York Times.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamincrawford LinkedIn]</ref> | ||
=== External Links === | === External Links === | ||
[http://www.centralnic.com centralnic.com] | [http://www.centralnic.com centralnic.com] | ||
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| Email: | ben.crawford(at)centralnic.com |
| LinkedIn: |  [Ben Crawfor's LinkedIn Ben Crawford]
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Ben Crawford is the CEO of CentralNic, a global domain name registry currently operating 25 domain extensions including the ccTLD .la, and such SLDs as us.com, eu.com and uk.com.
Career History
Mr. Crawford specializes in developing international media and technology businesses. Ben's previous positions include President of Louise Blouin Media in New York, Managing Director of SportBusiness Group in London and Executive Producer of IBM's Official Website for the Sydney Olympics.[1] Ben is a founding executive of two leading cultural websites, artinfo.com and MutualArt.com., and is a widely-published writer, most notably for the New York Times.[2]