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| − | '''Anne-Rachel Inne''' | + | '''Anne-Rachel Inne''' was the longtime Manager of Regional Relations for Africa at [[ICANN]]. She plays a major role in promoting Internet and computer-related activities in Africa. Her major responsibilities with [[ICANN]] were to reach out to and encourage the participation of African people, businesses and governments.<ref>[http://lists.aftld.org/pipermail/aftld-discuss/2009-September/000008.html lists.aftld.org]</ref> She is now the COO of [[AFRINIC]].<ref>[http://www.afrinic.net/en/about-us/our-structure/staff Our Structure/Staff, AFRINIC.net] Retrieved 30 Nov 2012</ref> |
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| Email: | anne-rachel.inne [at] icann.org sultane [at] yahoo.com |
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Anne-Rachel Inne was the longtime Manager of Regional Relations for Africa at ICANN. She plays a major role in promoting Internet and computer-related activities in Africa. Her major responsibilities with ICANN were to reach out to and encourage the participation of African people, businesses and governments.[1] She is now the COO of AFRINIC.[2]
Education
- Rachel holds a Masters degree in English/Translation from the University of Paris.
- She has an MBA in International Management from the University of Illinois in 1997.
Career History
- Ms. Inne began her career as a translator for the UTA/Air France for the Niger office. Afterwards, she became the sales manager.
- She then worked as the ICT for development practices consultant.
- She is a board member/member of many organizations working in Africa and internationally.
- She is one of ICANN's seven regional liaisons.
- She was a part of ADF III.[3]
- She represents ICANN at all AfTLD, AfriNIC, and other regional events.[4][5]
Awards
On 10 June 2010, Anne Rachel was presented the Network Information Infrastructure Service Award By AfNOG. It was a token of appreciation for her efforts in improving Internet in Africa.[6]
References
- ↑ lists.aftld.org
- ↑ Our Structure/Staff, AFRINIC.net Retrieved 30 Nov 2012
- ↑ uneca.org ADF III
- ↑ AfTLD.org Docs
- ↑ ICANN 41 Interview
- ↑ afnog.org awards