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As of [[ICANN 52]] in Singapore, Bustamante had been to over two [[ICANN]] meetings.<ref name="icannwiki">ICANNWiki - ICANN 52 Intake Form, February 2015.</ref> | As of [[ICANN 52]] in Singapore, Bustamante had been to over two [[ICANN]] meetings.<ref name="icannwiki">ICANNWiki - ICANN 52 Intake Form, February 2015.</ref> | ||
Amongst her proudest achievements, she lists being a successful engineer, wife, and mom of three girls, and hopes to some day help foster IT use amongst small children as a way of improving their futures.<ref name=" | Amongst her proudest achievements, she lists being a successful engineer, wife, and mom of three girls, and hopes to some day help foster IT use amongst small children as a way of improving their futures.<ref name="icannwiki"></ref> | ||
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| Country: | Colombia |
| Email: | claudia.bustamante [at] crcom.gov.co |
| LinkedIn: | ![link=[2], Claudia Ximena Bustamante]](/File:LinkedInIcon.png){kind=small} [[3], Claudia Ximena Bustamante] Claudia Ximena Bustamante]
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Claudia Ximena Bustamante has been the Coordinator of Government Relations at the CRC, or the Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones of Colombia,, since April 2013. There, she is in charge of managing internal relations in telecommunications and regulation of government entities as well as represents Colombia in ICANN's GAC.[1] Prior to holding that role, she has held two separate positions at the CRC, dating as far back as September 2002.[1]
As of ICANN 52 in Singapore, Bustamante had been to over two ICANN meetings.[2]
Amongst her proudest achievements, she lists being a successful engineer, wife, and mom of three girls, and hopes to some day help foster IT use amongst small children as a way of improving their futures.[2]
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