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==Career==

==Career==

Gaetano has almost 30 years of experience in information technology and telecommunications. He spent twelve years at IBM, in both the United States and Europe, and worked at the International Atomic Energy Agency, where is served as international civil servant for 13 years.<ref name=IS>[http://www.internetsociety.org/news/internet-society-announces-appointment-roberto-gaetano-amitabh-singhal-and-erik-huizer-public Internet Society Announces Appointment of Roberto Gaetano, Amitabh Singhal, and Erik Huizer to Public Interest Registry Board of Directors] (August 28, 2013), Internet Society. Retrieved November 9, 2014.</ref> He is fluent in five European languages.<ref name=Bio/> Gaetano was appointed to a three-year term on Public Interest Registry's Board of Directors in August 2013.<ref name=IS/>

Gaetano has almost 30 years of experience in information technology and telecommunications. He spent twelve years at IBM, in both the United States and Europe, and worked at the International Atomic Energy Agency, where is served as international civil servant for 13 years.<ref name=IS>[http://www.internetsociety.org/news/internet-society-announces-appointment-roberto-gaetano-amitabh-singhal-and-erik-huizer-public Internet Society Announces Appointment of Roberto Gaetano, Amitabh Singhal, and Erik Huizer to Public Interest Registry Board of Directors] (August 28, 2013), Internet Society. Retrieved November 9, 2014.</ref> Gaetano was appointed to a three-year term on Public Interest Registry's Board of Directors in August 2013.<ref name=IS/>

 

Gaetano is fluent in five European languages.<ref name=Bio/> In 2008, he was quoted by Pew Research Center as saying: "The 9-to-5 approach will disappear completely, with few exceptions. The current separation between 'work time' and 'free time' is a byproduct of the industrial revolution, and is bound to disappear with it. Whether this is positive or negative, I don't know, because the pressure of being 'always at work' just because you have the ability to be 'always connected' will be high. But we would need to build a new way of life that has to cope with this."<ref>[http://www.pewinternet.org/2008/12/14/scenario-8-the-evolving-concept-of-time-for-work-leisure/ The Future of the Internet III: Scenario 8: The Evolving Concept of Time for Work, Leisure] (December 14, 2008), Pew Research Center. Retrieved November 9, 2015.</ref>

==Resources==

==Resources==