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In 1997 she joined NIC-SE and participated in CENTR and ICANN meetings. She held a position on the Board of CENTR in the years 1999-2002. In 2001 she left NIC-SE. Then she started her own consultancy company. She has also been on the Board of PIR, the .org registry from last one year.<ref>[http://se.linkedin.com/in/evafrolich linkedin profile]</ref> | In 1997 she joined NIC-SE and participated in CENTR and ICANN meetings. She held a position on the Board of CENTR in the years 1999-2002. In 2001 she left NIC-SE. Then she started her own consultancy company. She has also been on the Board of PIR, the .org registry from last one year.<ref>[http://se.linkedin.com/in/evafrolich linkedin profile]</ref> | ||
Frölich also has served as one of the ICANN NomCom elected to the ccNSO (Country Codes Name Supporting Organisation) Council. | |||
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| Country: | Sweden |
| Email: | eva [at] nic-se.se |
| LinkedIn: |  [Eva Frölich Eva Frölich]
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Eva Frölich started her career in Telecommunications and Internet industries in 1980s when she worked as a Network Engineer with Televerket. Since mid 1980s, Naming, Numbering and Addressing has been a part of her life.[1]
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During the 1990s, she worked for the National Post & Telecom Agency in Sweden. She participating in ITU, ETSI, ECTRA and other bodies on behalf of National Post & Telecom Agency and discussed the developments with regards to Naming, Numbering & Addressing issues.
In 1997 she joined NIC-SE and participated in CENTR and ICANN meetings. She held a position on the Board of CENTR in the years 1999-2002. In 2001 she left NIC-SE. Then she started her own consultancy company. She has also been on the Board of PIR, the .org registry from last one year.[2]
Frölich also has served as one of the ICANN NomCom elected to the ccNSO (Country Codes Name Supporting Organisation) Council.