Olivier Crepin-Leblond
Olivier Crepion-Leblond has over 20 years of experience working with the Internet, and believes that the Internet is a place of freedom and should remain as such.
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| LinkedIn: |  [ocl999 Olivier Crepin-Leblond]
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He is currently a Chair at ICANN, as well as the Secretary for EURALO. He is also a member of The Internet Society's Nominating Committee.
In the past he was no stranger to ICANN, working as a Nominating Committee member there as well while also taking part in the Special Trademark Issues Review Team.
Oliver got his education at Skema Business School as well as two other colleges: Imperial College London and the University of London.
He is only cited as “wanting to make a difference” when it comes down to how we run the Internet.
Groups and Associations
Throughout his career, Oliver has been part of many groups and organizations both with educational backdrops to it as well as company-based groups that he leant his voice to throughout his time in the field.
• Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology • Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers • Member of the Internet Society-Affiliate of network startup Resource Center
These are only a few of the groups he has been part of, whole listings of his groups can be found here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/ocl999
Education
Before everything even started Oliver earned a Bachelor of Engineering with honors in Computer Systems and Electronics while attending Kings College in London. He would later earn his PhD in telecommunications from Imperial College London in the year 1997 which would earn him the ranking of “Dr” before his name would be spoken. He would also go on to earn his Specialized Master’s in Competitive Intelligence and Knowledge Management from SKEMA business School in the year 2007. Overall, education has been a huge factor in Oliver’s life and it has determined exactly the kind of person he is today when it comes down to technological achievement, advancement and implementation.