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'''Arto Isokoski''' is the Co-Founder and CEO of [[TLD Registry]], the world’s leading internet domain name registry that administers two Chinese [[IDN]]s, Dot Chinese Online (.在线) and Dot Chinese Website (.中文网).
'''Arto Isokoski''' is the Co-Founder and CEO of [[TLD Registry]], the world’s leading internet domain name registry that administers two Chinese [[IDN]]s, Dot Chinese Online (.在线) and Dot Chinese Website (.中文网).
Isokoski is a Finnish entrepreneur well-known in the internet and mobile technology sectors. Aside from his CEO position for TLD Registry, Arto is also a partner in directory assistance innovator Suomen 16100 Ltd., Suomen Vaihdepalvelut Ltd., and owner of Apila Media, a provider of mobile, internet and consulting related services.
Isokoski is a Finnish entrepreneur well-known in the internet and mobile technology sectors. Aside from his CEO position for TLD Registry, Arto is also a partner in directory assistance innovator for Suomen 16100 Ltd., Suomen Vaihdepalvelut Ltd., and owner of Apila Media, a provider of mobile, internet and consulting related services.
==Background==
==Background==
Isokoski received two B.Sc. degrees in both electronic engineering and information technology, as well as completing and receiving an M.Sc degree from Oulun yliopisto (The University of Oulu). in Finland in 2002. Prior to founding TLD Registry, Isokoski held a variety of business development and project management roles at innovative technology and media companies in Finland, including Finnet Media, Jutel, and Tecono. He was also a senior R&D engineer at Nokia for over five years.
Isokoski received two B.Sc. degrees in both electronic engineering and information technology, as well as completing and receiving an M.Sc degree from Oulun yliopisto (The University of Oulu) in Finland in 2002. Prior to founding TLD Registry, Isokoski held a variety of business development and project management roles at innovative technology and media companies in Finland, including Finnet Media, Jutel, and Tecono. He was also a senior R&D engineer at Nokia for over five years.
==Career==
==Career==