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Steve is also the vice president of Public Policy at the Association for Competitive Technology (ACT), a trade association for ICT businesses in the US and Europe. Steve was an investor and board member of [[eRealty.com]]. | Steve is also the vice president of Public Policy at the Association for Competitive Technology (ACT), a trade association for ICT businesses in the US and Europe. Steve was an investor and board member of [[eRealty.com]]. | ||
| − | He sets the policy agenda for both | + | He sets the policy agenda for both NetChoice and ACT. He represents NetChoice at [[ICANN]] meetings and in the Business Constituency.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/members/3698/ circleid.com]</ref> |
Steve DelBianco is a Member of the [[OPOC Working Group]]. | Steve DelBianco is a Member of the [[OPOC Working Group]]. | ||
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Steve DelBianco serves as the Executive Director of NetChoice, a coalition of e-commerce businesses and trade associations, including the Electronic Retailing Association, The Internet Alliance, AOL, eBay, Oracle, VeriSign, Yahoo, and several thousand small online sellers based in the U.S.[1]
Steve is also the vice president of Public Policy at the Association for Competitive Technology (ACT), a trade association for ICT businesses in the US and Europe. Steve was an investor and board member of eRealty.com.
He sets the policy agenda for both NetChoice and ACT. He represents NetChoice at ICANN meetings and in the Business Constituency.[2]
Steve DelBianco is a Member of the OPOC Working Group.
DelBianco holds a degree in Engineering and another in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania. He received his MBA from the Wharton School.[3]