Oscar Robles
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| Country: | Monterrey Area, Mexico |
| Email: | orobles[at]nic.mx |
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Oscar A. Robles-Garay is currently CEO of NIC Mexico. He has professional experiences in Domain Names, IP address space, Strategic Planning, Internet Governance.[1]
Languages
Oscar can speak
- English as a second language.
- Spanish.(Native)
- Portuguese(Somewhat).
Education
- Robles Garay holds a degree in computer systems engineering 1995.
- Master's degree in information technologies management from the Monterrey Institute of Technology 1998.
Current Positions
- Representative for the Technical Community UN CSTD WG on the improvement of the IGF since January 2011.
- ITESM Campus Monterrey Business Incubator Board Member since December 2010.
- Advisory Council Member NIC.PR since December 2010.
- Chairman of the Board LACTLD since May 2008.
- Public Interest Registry .ORG Advisory Council Member since May 2005.
- LACNIC Board Member since December 2003.
- CEO of NIC Mexico since January 1997.
Past Experience
- Oscar has been in the field of Internet Governance since 1996.
- He was in the experts group conducted by WIPO in 1997 to comment on the RFC WIPO series.
- He has teaching experience as well. He taught e-commerce Legal Frameworks course, in the Masters in E-Commerce from the Virtual University of the Monterrey Institute of Technology in Mexico.
- Oscar is a co founder of LACTLD (Latin American and Caribbean country code Top Level Domain Organization) and has been President of its Board of Directors two times.
- In 2005 he was appointed as an Advisory Council member for the Public Interest Registry, manager of the gTLD .ORG.
Participations
- Oscar attended ICANN meeting held in Los Angeles.[6]
- He attended Caribbean ccTLD Policy and Technical Workshop held in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on 24th-28th August,2008.[7]
- He participated on the IAHC process and its Policy Advisory Body in 1996.[8]
- In 1997 he participated in the IFWP process, the formation of ICANN and the DNSO, hosting the DNSO Monterrey Meeting.
- He participated in the ICANN Membership Advisory Committee MAC, the At-large Study Committee ALSC, Domain Names SO Council NC, ccNSO Assistant Group, ccNSO Launching Group ccNSO-LG[9]