Difference between revisions of "Angus Hanton"
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==WoodLands== | ==WoodLands== | ||
| − | Angus also runs woodlands.co.uk, which deals with | + | Angus also runs woodlands.co.uk, which deals with woodland real estate.<ref>[http://www.woodlands.co.uk/about-us/contact-us.php woodlands]</ref> The family bought a small patch of woods 35 years ago and fell in love with them. His company creates small woodlands and sells them to other enthusiasts like themselves, they've been doing this for over 20 years.<ref>[http://www.woodlands.co.uk/about-us/ woodlands]</ref> According to Angus, the Internet has made it easier for them to communicate with their customers as they can provide all the information on their [http://www.woodlands.co.uk website]. |
| − | The company also offers | + | The company also offers woodland resale services.<ref>[http://www.woodlands.co.uk/about-us/articles/living-woods-interview.pdf woodlands]</ref> Uptill now they have created and sold hundreds of manageable patches of woods.<ref>[http://www.woodlands.co.uk/about-us/ woodlands]</ref> |
==Nominet== | ==Nominet== | ||
Revision as of 20:22, 28 May 2011
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| Country: | UK |
| Email: | angus[at]woodlands.co.uk |
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| LinkedIn: |  [linkedin Angus Hanton]
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Angus Hanton founded giraffe.co.uk, a specialist domain name company, back in 1997; he continues to manage that site.[1]
WoodLands
Angus also runs woodlands.co.uk, which deals with woodland real estate.[2] The family bought a small patch of woods 35 years ago and fell in love with them. His company creates small woodlands and sells them to other enthusiasts like themselves, they've been doing this for over 20 years.[3] According to Angus, the Internet has made it easier for them to communicate with their customers as they can provide all the information on their website.
The company also offers woodland resale services.[4] Uptill now they have created and sold hundreds of manageable patches of woods.[5]
Nominet
Angus was elected as a non-executive director of Nominet, a domain name registration company, in May 2007. However, he was unhappy with the way the company was being run, and therefore resigned in 2008 after 18 months.[6] He was told by his legal advisor that Nominet was going the wrong way, on several occasions. Angus said that the board of directors was not fulfilling its duties properly and the non-profit objectives of the company were getting ignored.[7]
Events
- UK Domain Channel Charts New Course With First Country Specific Domain Conference in London.[8]
- ICANN meeting held in Paris in 2008.[9]