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PIR is governed by a Board of Directors who are appointed by [[ISOC]]. The board is comprised of seven members, and its current Chairman is [[Maarten Botterman]]. The CEO of PIR is an ex-officio board member.
PIR is governed by a Board of Directors who are appointed by [[ISOC]]. The board is comprised of seven members, and its current Chairman is [[Maarten Botterman]]. The CEO of PIR is an ex-officio board member.
The PIR management team comprises five senior members of the organization from three departments - law and policy, marketing, and finance/operations. Ms. [[Alexa Raad]], the original CEO of PIR, stepped down from the position on September 24, 2010. Mr. Maarten Botterman served as interim CEO until [[Brian Cute]] was appointed to the position. The organization presently has eight staff members on its payroll.
The PIR management team comprises five senior members of the organization from three departments - law and policy, marketing, and finance/operations. Ms. [[Alexa Raad]], the original CEO of PIR, stepped down from the position on September 24, 2010. Mr. Maarten Botterman served as interim CEO until [[Brian Cute]] was appointed to the position. The organization presently has twenty-three staff members on its payroll.
Besides the board of directors, PIR also has an advisory council, which was "created to advise on issues ranging from public policy to the introduction of new services". The council comprises members representing a broad spectrum of member organizations around the world. There are fifteen members in the present advisory council, serving a term from 2010 to 2012. The council is further organized into working groups, with mandates to provide project-based analysis and input. There are presently four working groups: [[IDN]], Policy, [[DNSSEC]], and Outreach & Awareness.
Besides the board of directors, PIR also has an advisory council, which was "created to advise on issues ranging from public policy to the introduction of new services". The council comprises members representing a broad spectrum of member organizations around the world. There are fifteen members in the present advisory council, serving a term from 2010 to 2012. The council is further organized into working groups, with mandates to provide project-based analysis and input. There are presently four working groups: [[IDN]], Policy, [[DNSSEC]], and Outreach & Awareness.