Frederic Donck
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| Country: | Switzerland |
| Email: | donck [at] isoc.org |
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Frederic Donck is currently working at ISOC, being the Director for the European Regional Bureau within this organization. He started working within ISOC since 2007. [1]
During his employment evolution, he worked for almost ten years within the European Commission.[2]
Currently, Frederic lives in Geneva, Switzerland, but also in Brussels, Belgium.
Professional Experience
Frederic Donck is an experienced and professional negotiator having more than 10 years of experience behind him. The most important aspects of his employment are listed below:
- September 1988 - September 1989: Civil servant within the European Commission
- October 1989 - October 1990: Frederic Donck was a barrister at the law firm called Van Bael&Bellis. Here, he worked within the telecommunication sector focusing on competition cases.
- 1990-1998: He was an Administrator for the European Commission focusing on global policy for SMEs as well as on the development of new European projects for SMEs.
- March 1994- December 1995: He working within the International Labour Office located in Geneva. Here he was in charge of supervising strategic communication for governments and other key EU decision makers. [3]
- 1999-2004: He was a board member within ETNO association.
- 1999-2007: Meanwhile, Frederic Donck worked also as a senior adviser for corporate executives within the public company Belgacom and FD Blueprint.
- 2007-Present: He has been working at ISOC.
Membership
Frederic Donck is member of the following organizations and newtorks:
- European Affairs Network
- Linked ICANN
- International Government Relations and Public Affairs
- Internet Society
- Telecom Professionals [4]
Education
Frederic Donck holds a bachelor degree in Law from the Catholic University of Louvain-La-Neuve (UCL), and a master degree in European Law which he gained during the period 1987-1988. He also decided to conduct a post-graduate work in the field of "Strategic and Problem-Solving Therapy" within the period 2005-2008, at the Gregory Bateson Institute, USA.[5]