Difference between revisions of "Fernando Espana"
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Mr. España has been working at [[Neustar]] since 2001. Currently his role within [[Neustar]] is to manage the Asia-Pacific and Latin American regions, focusing on a variety of issues including channel management and monitoring [[ccTLD]] activities. | Mr. España has been working at [[Neustar]] since 2001. Currently his role within [[Neustar]] is to manage the Asia-Pacific and Latin American regions, focusing on a variety of issues including channel management and monitoring [[ccTLD]] activities. | ||
| − | Previously, Mr. España worked with [[Melbourne IT]] (2000 - 2001 ), | + | Previously, Mr. España worked with [[Melbourne IT]] (2000 - 2001 ), an Australian registrar. He also worked for [[Network Solutions]] (1998 - 2000) prior to the creation of [[ICANN]] and the separation of the Registry and Registrar functions. |
| − | Mr. España holds a Bachelors of Arts from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | + | Mr. España holds a Bachelors of Arts from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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| Country: | USA |
| Email: | fernando.espana [at] neustar.biz |
| LinkedIn: |  [espana Fernando Espana]
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Fernando España is the Senior Manager, Registrar Relations of Asia Pacific and Latin America at NeuStar, Inc.[1]
Mr. España has over 12 years in the domain industry; and has worked in a variety of positions, including work with a Registrar, a gTLD Registry and a ccTLD Registry. Mr. España has actively participated in the ccNSO being part of the first ccNSO council in 2004 and 2005 representing .US.
Fernando España's interest of ccTLD issues is also evident from his active participation as the .US representative at APTLD and LACTLD meetings, where he has also given presentations several times over the past years.[2]
Mr. España has been working at Neustar since 2001. Currently his role within Neustar is to manage the Asia-Pacific and Latin American regions, focusing on a variety of issues including channel management and monitoring ccTLD activities.
Previously, Mr. España worked with Melbourne IT (2000 - 2001 ), an Australian registrar. He also worked for Network Solutions (1998 - 2000) prior to the creation of ICANN and the separation of the Registry and Registrar functions.
Mr. España holds a Bachelors of Arts from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.