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Mr. Boyle has been working with Nominet since 2008. Prior to which he was the head of the International Communications Policy team in the UK Department for business. Following WSIS, he worked with other partners to promote British involvement in the Internet Governance Forum, the initiative that became the UK-IGF. | Mr. Boyle has been working with Nominet since 2008. Prior to which he was the head of the International Communications Policy team in the UK Department for business. Following WSIS, he worked with other partners to promote British involvement in the Internet Governance Forum, the initiative that became the UK-IGF. | ||
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| Country: | UK |
| Email: | Martin.Boyle@dti.gsi.gov.uk |
| Twitter: |  @Gysmoo
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Martin Boyle is the Senior Policy Advisor at Nominet UK, where he develops the UK-IGF multi-stakeholder partnership to ensure effective British engagement in the international discussions. He works with Key Stakeholders to positively change Internet users and to shape the development of the Interne [1]
He also serves as a Member of ENISA Permanent Stakeholders Group and Ad-hoc Working Group on the Protection of Country Names in Connection with the Introduction of New gTLDs.[2]
Mr. Boyle has been the UK Representative at GAC.http://www.icann.org/en/correspondence/boyle-to-cerf-09may06.htm
Career History
Mr. Boyle has been working with Nominet since 2008. Prior to which he was the head of the International Communications Policy team in the UK Department for business. Following WSIS, he worked with other partners to promote British involvement in the Internet Governance Forum, the initiative that became the UK-IGF.
He was a speaker at the EuroDIG 2009[3] a panelist at 9th Meeting of the ICANN Studienkreis[4] and “International Debate: ICANN, Whois, and the New MoU”[5]
Education
He has studied from the University of Surrey.