[[--Translated text (en -> es)--]] Asunto: Re: Información actualizada De: nbeharrytt@gmail.com Me segunda declaración Carlton, siendo Londres mi primera experiencia con la ICANN y At-Large y LACRALO desde el momento en que conocí a Lance en la estación para nuestro tiempo trabajando en la declaración ATLAS II, yo ciertamente retiré a las 9 pm manera anterior que mi compañeros Lance, Carlton y Dev. Independientemente de lo ocupado o lo cansado él era la lanza pegado a la tarea en cuestión y todavía hizo tiempo para no descuidar ninguna de las otras sesiones que requerían su atención. como un representante no me cabe duda de que será de gran valor para el en general en cuanto a la determinación, la vitalidad y versatilidad a ALAC, como tal, es una excelente opción. Niran Beharry El mar, 21 de julio 2015 a las 9:43 AM, Carlton Samuels <carlton.samuels@gmail.com> escribió:
As members will know, I heartily endorsed Lance's candidacy as LACRALO representative to ALAC. It is not just because he's my friend but from a record of concern with the things that concern us regionally and his record of contribution to the group.
Last night's call resurrected a discomfort I've always had with the approach in LACRALO to discourage participation because of some perceived lack of political purity.
I have always and will always vehemently reject those views.
If we had such a measure of purity consistently applied - and somewhat hypocritically - since 2006, the record will identify and show several members who have served the ALAC thru LACRALO that would have been disqualified. I encourage all who seek truth to read the EOIs/SOIs with care.
If the measure is effective participation, again I will challenge anyone to put up their record against Lance. Lance was in the party that worked long hours drafting the first Rules & Procedures at San Juan. And in the early days when we were in development and without a lot of form, was a consistent voice on LACRALO calls.
I was one of those worker bees who showed up for work at ATLAS II and retired from the field at 2a.m., off to bed and leaving Lance at the job of finalizing the ATLAS II declaration. The only reason this fact remains largely unknown is because there was, as usual, very few of us taking the hit where it counted, at work on behalf of the At-Large and LACRALO.
I am absolutely sure neither of these two points may be successfully contradicted. Lance retains my confidence as an excellent choice for the ALAC.
-Carlton Samuels
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On Mon, Jul 20, 2015 at 10:09 PM, Lance Hinds <brainstreetceo@gmail.com> wrote:
Expression of Interest â Lance Hinds This is a follow up to the brief EOI I submitted to the LACRALO list upon nomination as the LACRALO representative to the ALAC. I am the Chairman of Devnet in Georgetown Guyana. DevNet is a founding member of LACRALO and one of the authors of its Rules of Procedure finalized in Puerto Rico in 2007. Devnet is an ICT Non- Governmental Organisition that specializes in the penetration of ICT in rural, hinterland and economically challenged areas. Since our formation in 1999, under we have developed a series of initiatives to facilitate the building of community hubs so as to facilitate access for the disadvantage members of our society. We continue to find funding for community based IT programmes for remote education and access to relevant educational content. I was part of the Prime Ministerial sub-committee on the management of the .gy domain to Guyana where I articulated on behalf of civil society the policy regarding the management, usage and protection of the non-commercial domains. I am a civil society member of the CARICOM ICT Steering Committee (CISC), whose primary function is to develop policy and action plans for the implementation of regional initiatives to help regional governments and related stakeholders effectively use information technology to improve the general well being and productive capacity of its citizens.
As Chair of DevNet, I was one of the authors of the ICT Component of the National Development Society of Guyana. I am also part of the multistakeholder group that will update the national development and implementation part.
I have written and continue to write extensively on issues relating to ICT and national development. Some are below.
http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/06/14/ict-the-shape-of-things-that-mu...
http://gcci.gy/intl-property-law-needs-to-be-upgraded-vp-of-gcci-kaieteur-ne... http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/07/19/ict-and-law-enforcement/ http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/07/12/taxpayer-assault-and-battery/
http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/07/05/the-case-for-a-knowledge-econom...
http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/06/28/ict-telecoms-liberalisationnow/
http://www.stabroeknews.com/2015/business/05/22/hinds-urges-costbenefit-anal...
In addition to the work done as a member of LACRALO. I was a rapporteur and one of the co-authors of the final report coming out of the ATLAS II declaration. https://community.icann.org/display/als2/ATLAS+II+Declaration My specific inputs were in Thematic Group II - The Globalisation of ICANN https://community.icann.org/x/wYPhAg. A group of us worked until 5 oâclock in the morning to produce a document for submission. Many of members of the attending ALSs were asleep long before then. As a founder member of LACRALO I continue to encourage my colleagues to form new ALSs so as to increase our participation.
My interest in serving also stems from the fact is that I believe I have a deep understanding of the needs of the region, in particular the Caribbean. I understand that critical it is that we play an active role in the management of the internet space. The challenges faced in the region are tremendous and one of the gateways to socioeconomic improvement will be via our front end and back end usage. To many us now ICANN is rarefied air. I will serve therefore to ensure that in some way I can make it more accessible and understandable to all. That is role of the At-Large. That is the role of LACRALO.
-- Lance Hinds Chief Technology Officer BrainStreet Group 287 'C' Albert St. Georgetown Guyana
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