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Jordan Carter is the Internet Governance & Policy Director at auDA, which operates the ccTLD for Australia. Before that, for just over nine years, he was the Chief Executive of InternetNZ, a non-profit Internet organization in New Zealand that is the ccTLD manager for the .nz domain. InternetNZ focuses on a broad "open Internet" agenda with some similarities to ISOC's work. In the ICANN environment, Jordan is very active, especially in the ccNSO. He was also involved in the IANA Stewardship transition and continues to be part of ICANN accountability processes. He began his ICANN career in late 2013.

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-[[File:MicheleNeylonCaricature.jpg|200px|right]]'''[[Michele Neylon]]''' (Irish: Michela Ó NIALLÁIN) is the founder and managing director of Blacknight Internet Solutions Ltd, an Irish domain registrar and hosting company. He also is a domainer, running sites like Films.ie, Wallpapers.ie, Search.ie in his free time. Neylon actively participates in the Internet and ICT industry in Ireland as well as being involved in a number of open-source projects. He is involved in the Irish Internet Association and represents the association on the Irish Enum Policy Advisory Board. Neylon is also active within the ISP Association of Ireland and has sat on the Registrar Advisory Board of the .eu registry, [[EURid]], from March 2010 till April 2016. Since May 2017, he has been a member of the eco Association Names & Numbers Steering Committee. Michele Neylon is involved with various other [[ICANN]] and [[GNSO]] groups, such as being a voting member of the [[RrSG|Registrars Stakeholder Group]] within the GNSO and being a GNSO Counselor.
+[[File:JordanCarterCaricature.jpg|200px|right]]'''[[Jordan Carter]]''' is the Internet Governance & Policy Director at [[auDA]], which operates the [[ccTLD]] for Australia. Before that, for just over nine years, he was the Chief Executive of [[InternetNZ]], a non-profit Internet organization in New Zealand that is the [[ccTLD]] manager for the [[.nz]] [[Domain name|domain]]. InternetNZ focuses on a broad "open Internet" agenda with some similarities to [[ISOC]]'s work. In the [[ICANN]] environment, Jordan is very active, especially in the [[ccNSO]]. He was also involved in the [[IANA Functions Stewardship Transition|IANA Stewardship transition]] and continues to be part of [[ICANN Accountability|ICANN accountability]] processes. He began his ICANN career in late 2013.
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