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Organization: Innovators Network Foundation
Affiliation: ALAC
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Region: North America
Country: USA
Email: jzuck @ innovatorsnetwork.org
Website:

   Innovators Network Foundation

Blog: http://www.innovatorsnetwork.org/blog-2
Facebook:    Jonathan Zuck
LinkedIn:    Jonathan Zuck
Twitter:    @jvzuck

Jonathan Zuck is the Executive Director of The Innovators Network Foundation (INF), a-Washington, D.C.-based non-profit research organization, focused on the future of work. [1] He is the incoming vice-Chair for Policy of ICANN's ALAC. Dubbed "Metrics Man" by a previous ICANN CEO, Jonathan is the only member of the ICANN community to have a Board resolution named after him. Consequently, Jonathan was chair of both the workgroup and implementation advisory group for the metrics associated with the Affirmation of Commitments mandated review of the new gTLD program's contribution to competition and consumer trust and choice. [2] Finally, Jonathan served as Chair of the Competition, Consumer Choice and Consumer Trust Review [3]. Jonathan was also chair of the working group on Data and Metrics for Policy Making.[4]. Jonathan was also the IPC's representative to the Cross Community Working Group on ICANN Accountability.

Jonathan is also an award winning photographer and filmmaker. [5]

Career History[edit | edit source]

Jonathan Zuck was vice president for Software Development at Spectrum Technology Group (Ciber). He was also a VP at Development at Financial Dynamics and a VP at Development at Advanced Paradigms.[6]

Education[edit | edit source]

Jonathan studied at Johns Hopkins University and SAIS[7]

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