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| − | '''Paul Muchene''' is a start-up entrepreneur and network engineer cum systems administrator with almost a decade of experience in the computing industry. He is currently Network Lead at iHub Nairobi, where he helps with planning and | + | '''Paul Muchene''' is a start-up entrepreneur and network engineer cum systems administrator with almost a decade of experience in the computing industry. He is currently Network Lead at iHub Nairobi, where he helps with planning and organizing Internet infrastructure and network resources for Nairobi's tech community, among other things. He is also the Technical Lead at Twenty Four Interactive, or 24i.<ref name="linkedin">[http://ke.linkedin.com/in/paulmuchene Paul Muchene], LinkedIn.com. Retrieved 2013 August 13.</ref><ref name="interview">ICANNWiki Interview, July 2013.</ref> |
| − | Though Muchene has attended multiple [[ICANN]] meetings, [[ICANN 47]] marked his first time attending as an [[ICANN Fellow]]. He is particularly interested in [[DNSSEC]] and [[IPv6]].<ref name="linkedin"></ref> He is a three-time recipient [[Internet Society]]'s fellowships to the [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] (IETF) and the [[Internet Governance Forum]] (IGF).<ref name=linkedin"></ref> | + | Though Muchene has attended multiple [[ICANN]] meetings, [[ICANN 47]] marked his first time attending as an [[ICANN Fellow]]. He is particularly interested in [[DNSSEC]] and [[IPv6]].<ref name="linkedin"></ref> He is a three-time recipient [[Internet Society]]'s fellowships to the [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] (IETF) and the [[Internet Governance Forum]] (IGF).<ref name="linkedin"></ref> He is a member of the [[RSSAC Caucus]]. |
In 2012, Muchene was involved with [[ICANN]] as a member of the Kenya chapter of [[ISOC]]. He was also involved with [[ISOC]] in 2010 as a global member.<ref name="interview"></ref> | In 2012, Muchene was involved with [[ICANN]] as a member of the Kenya chapter of [[ISOC]]. He was also involved with [[ISOC]] in 2010 as a global member.<ref name="interview"></ref> | ||
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Paul Muchene is a start-up entrepreneur and network engineer cum systems administrator with almost a decade of experience in the computing industry. He is currently Network Lead at iHub Nairobi, where he helps with planning and organizing Internet infrastructure and network resources for Nairobi's tech community, among other things. He is also the Technical Lead at Twenty Four Interactive, or 24i.[1][2]
Though Muchene has attended multiple ICANN meetings, ICANN 47 marked his first time attending as an ICANN Fellow. He is particularly interested in DNSSEC and IPv6.[1] He is a three-time recipient Internet Society's fellowships to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Internet Governance Forum (IGF).[1] He is a member of the RSSAC Caucus.
In 2012, Muchene was involved with ICANN as a member of the Kenya chapter of ISOC. He was also involved with ISOC in 2010 as a global member.[2]