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'''Igor Kuehn''' works at [[InternetX]].<ref>[https://www.registration123.com/reports/saved.cfm?r=%24*%40H%23W0%20%20%0A registration123.com]</ref> After finishing his studies in international management and different stations abroad, he is now responsible for International Business Development and Sales at InternetX, and is involved in solutions for registrars.[1]  
'''Igor Kuehn''' works at [[InternetX]].<ref>[https://www.registration123.com/reports/saved.cfm?r=%24*%40H%23W0%20%20%0A registration123.com]</ref> After finishing his studies in international management and different stations abroad, he is now responsible for International Business Development and Sales at InternetX and is involved in solutions for registrars.[1]  


His ability to work in English, Russian and German combined with diverse multicultural experiences allows him to handle many international matters for InterNetX and to take care of foreign key accounts.  
His ability to work in English, Russian and German combined with diverse multicultural experiences allows him to handle many international matters for InterNetX and to take care of foreign key accounts.  

Revision as of 10:52, 19 July 2011

Country: Germany
Email: igor.kuehn [at] internetx.com

Igor Kuehn works at InternetX.[1] After finishing his studies in international management and different stations abroad, he is now responsible for International Business Development and Sales at InternetX and is involved in solutions for registrars.[1]

His ability to work in English, Russian and German combined with diverse multicultural experiences allows him to handle many international matters for InterNetX and to take care of foreign key accounts.

He enjoys meeting, communicating and working with people no matter which background they have.

“To effectively communicate, we must realize that we are all different in the way we perceive the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others.”.[2]

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