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Tina joined ICANN in 2003 as Chief [[gTLD]] Registry Liaison, where she was responsible for developing [[ICANN]]'s gTLD Registry functions including defining and managing processes in accordance with consensus policies and ICANN agreements for servicing the gTLD registries.<ref>[http://www.localizationworld.com/lwber2010/speakers.php localizationworld.com]</ref>
Tina joined ICANN in 2003 as Chief [[gTLD]] Registry Liaison, where she was responsible for developing [[ICANN]]'s gTLD Registry functions including defining and managing processes in accordance with consensus policies and ICANN agreements for servicing the gTLD registries.<ref>[http://www.localizationworld.com/lwber2010/speakers.php localizationworld.com]</ref>


In January 2006 Tina was appointed Director for ICANN's [[IDN Program]]. In this capacity she developed and managed all IDN related projects at ICANN focused at the deployment of internationalized top level domains.<ref>[http://www.crunchbase.com/person/tina-dam crunchbase.com]</ref>
In January 2006 ICANN's [[IDN Program]] appointed Tina as their Director. Working as the Director, she has managed as well as developed all [[IDN]] related projects at [[ICANN]] that were focused on the deployment of worldwide top level domains.<ref>[http://www.crunchbase.com/person/tina-dam crunchbase.com]</ref>


Prior to ICANN she worked with several companies in the [[DNS]] community, including ICANN-accredited registrar [[Ascio Technologies]] (formerly known as [[SpeedNames]]) where she oversaw the launches of the [[.biz]], [[.info]], and [[.name]] top-level domains, and managed the development of all related internal and external products and product marketing materials. Prior to Ascio, Tina was Systems Architecture Engineer at Navision Software a/s, establishing the architecture design of the company's next generation of products.<ref>[http://www.quarkbase.com/people/icann.org quarkbase.com]</ref>
She has worked with [[Ascio Technologies]] before working with ICANN. Ascio Technologies, which was formerly knowns as [[SpeedNames]] is an ICANN accredited comapany. At Ascio Tina supervised the launch of TLD's [[.biz]], [[.info]] and [[.name]]. Prior to joining Ascio, Tina worked at Netvision Software as an Architecture Engineer, where she helped in developing the architecture of the company's next generation of products.<ref>[http://www.quarkbase.com/people/icann.org quarkbase.com]</ref>


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Revision as of 09:43, 13 February 2011

Country: USA
Email: tina.dam [at] icann.org
LinkedIn:    [tinadam Tina Dam]
Twitter:    @IDNTLDS

Tina Dam has been one of the most influential staffers at ICANN. Dam is responsible for developing and managing all IDN related projects at ICANN and has been responsible for driving the introduction of the successful IDN Fast Track process. She resigned from ICANN in January 2011.[1]

Education[edit | edit source]

Tina holds a Master of Science in Mathematics and Physics from the Aalborg University in Denmark and a BBA in Marketing Management and International Trade from Copenhagen Business School.

Career History[edit | edit source]

Tina joined ICANN in 2003 as Chief gTLD Registry Liaison, where she was responsible for developing ICANN's gTLD Registry functions including defining and managing processes in accordance with consensus policies and ICANN agreements for servicing the gTLD registries.[2]

In January 2006 ICANN's IDN Program appointed Tina as their Director. Working as the Director, she has managed as well as developed all IDN related projects at ICANN that were focused on the deployment of worldwide top level domains.[3]

She has worked with Ascio Technologies before working with ICANN. Ascio Technologies, which was formerly knowns as SpeedNames is an ICANN accredited comapany. At Ascio Tina supervised the launch of TLD's .biz, .info and .name. Prior to joining Ascio, Tina worked at Netvision Software as an Architecture Engineer, where she helped in developing the architecture of the company's next generation of products.[4]

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