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| − | Mark Bannon works as a ICMS project manager within the Littlehall Corporation <ref>[http://www.littlehall.com Littlehall.com]</ref>. He is a member of the [[NCUC]] media/promotion team and is an avid campaigner of non-commercial representation within ICANN. | + | '''Mark Bannon''' works as a ICMS project manager within the Littlehall Corporation <ref>[http://www.littlehall.com Littlehall.com]</ref>. He is a member of the [[NCUC]] media/promotion team and is an avid campaigner of non-commercial representation within [[ICANN]]. |
==Career History== | ==Career History== | ||
| − | In terms of management training he holds postgraduate DBS accreditation covering Financial Management, Human Resource and Marketing <ref>[http://www.markbannon.net MarkBannon.net]</ref> | + | In terms of management training, he holds postgraduate DBS accreditation covering Financial Management, Human Resource and Marketing.<ref>[http://www.markbannon.net MarkBannon.net]</ref> For the past ten years he has been a stong public advocate of the open source programming movement. As he has created software and scripts in many languages; such as ASP, C++, Fortran, Perl, PHP and Java, he has a profound knowledge of technology usage within organisations. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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| Country: | Ireland |
| Email: | mark.bannon [at] littlehall.com |
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| Facebook: |  [www.facebook.com/markbannon Mark Bannon]
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| LinkedIn: |  [markbannon Mark Bannon]
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| Twitter: |  @markbannoncom
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Mark Bannon works as a ICMS project manager within the Littlehall Corporation [1]. He is a member of the NCUC media/promotion team and is an avid campaigner of non-commercial representation within ICANN.
Career History
In terms of management training, he holds postgraduate DBS accreditation covering Financial Management, Human Resource and Marketing.[2] For the past ten years he has been a stong public advocate of the open source programming movement. As he has created software and scripts in many languages; such as ASP, C++, Fortran, Perl, PHP and Java, he has a profound knowledge of technology usage within organisations.