The Address Supporting Organization
2007 ICANN Board of Directors Election Candidates
| Candidate: | Jordi Palet Martinez |
| Region | RIPE |
| Brief biography: |
Jordi Palet Martínez has been working in computers, networking, and telecomm business during the past 20 years. His experience includes programming in several languages, OS porting, electronic and microcomputer circuit design, consultancy and network design and implementation, among others. He has been involved with technical, marketing and product management in several companies, and nowadays is working as CEO/CTO at Consulintel, Madrid. Jordi frequently writes articles, white papers, and presentations about most of the high-end technologies. He is involved in many forums, such as: ISOC, IETF, RIPE, the European Commission IPv6 Task Force. He has co-authored numerous IETF documents. Over the past 3-4 years, he has been involved in the RIRs policy making process, having actively participated and presented in all the meeting in all the regions, and volunteers his time to assist all the RIRs in training activities, mainly related to IPv6. Jordi also maintains a web site for IPv6 news and information The IPv6 Portal. Also part of its relevant work on this field is IPv6day, and in Spanish 6SOS. Jordi has had considerable experience working in the development, promotion and deployment of IPv6, including the IPv6 Forum, the IPv6 Logo Committee, European IPv6 Task Force, Spanish IPv6 Task Force (among others in many countries), IPv6 Task Force Steering Committee, 6POWER, 6QM, Eurov6, IPv6 Cluster, ENABLE, RiNG, and the Eureka project PlaNetS. He was the designer of Euro6IX and its Scientific Project Coordinator. Jordi is also working in other areas, including new security architecture for Internet (Distributed Security), Mobility beyond MIPv6, Routing in Next Generation, and Power Line Communications (PLC/BPL/PLT). He also participates in the OCCAID project to provide free (time-limited) IPv6 transit to ISPs when their existing upstream providers don't support yet IPv6 transit by their own (mainly in Africa, LAC and AP). |
| Digest of statements of support |
From: Alan Levin, alan@futureperfect.co.za
I have known Jordi from his first involvement with AfriNIC a couple of years ago. Jordi is a passionate person and has spent endless energy on promoting IPv6 and related policies. He is an approachable and practical person that contributes his energy in Africa and everywhere else I've seen him. Jordi's eclectic personality and multi- lingualism enables him to fit into any group and I have no doubt in his commitment towards working for the community in an Internet community sense. It is a pleasure to support Jordi for a seat on the ICANN Board and I wish to see him succeed in his candidacy. Alan Levin |
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From: Gabriel Montenegro, g.e.montenegro@gmail.com
Quick note to express my support for Jordi. I have known very few people with his combination of relentless energy and commitment as well as knowledge and technical insight to make things happen. -gabriel montenegro |
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From: James Jun, james@towardex.com
Hello, I wanted to send my support for nomination of Jordi Palet Martinez for the ASO seat at the ICANN Board. I've gotten to know Jordi in 2005 and been working with him on variety of IPv6 issues, focusing mostly on working with regional ISPs in South America to better find out where they stand in delivering IPv6 to their customers, and what assistance they needed. Through Jordi's efforts, a lot of ISPs and organizations, especially in developing regions, have been able to deploy IPv6, either through commercial service provider who offered them a solution, or through a tunnel-broker or otherwise. Through this joint-effort with Jordi, we've experienced and learned a lot from customer's perspective when deploying IPv6, and current issues they face with their existing IPv4 numbering resources. I think it's important and would serve the greater community to have someone who, 1) participates in ICANN, IETF, RIR and other community stewardship based forums to understand the issues at hand concerning the future of Internet addressing resources; and 2) have first-hand experience in working with a lot of ISP's and end-user organizations to understand and hear their perspective in these issues. It is important in my opinion, to understand the will and thoughts of the actual community and network operators to create a good balance of knowledge, experience and impartialness for benefit of the public. Having known Jordi for about 2 years now, I can say, without hesitation, that he tirelessly demonstrated endless volunteer effort in supporting developing regions and in general anyone requiring some help in deployment of IPv6, but not only in IPv6, also in general Internet topics relating to IP numbering resources and addressing procedures. He has shown strong charisma, character and sense of worm welcome to people he helped all around the globe. I believe Jordi shows good faith and neutrality in dealing with transition toward IPv6. Unlike some key players in IPv6, Jordi has not been someone who is biased for IPv6 and against IPv4. Jordi has shown a sense of practical approach, which respects the two protocols at hand (both IPv4 and IPv6), and willingness to find a good transition mechanism and compromise to ensure the success of the Internet as whole on issues concerning IP addresses. The ICANN board of directors will be facing very important and challenging key issues in the next few years, and for sure one of the key issues concerning to the integrity of the Internet as whole will be related to the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses and transition to IPv6. This is one of the topics, not the only one, where Jordi's balance of knowledge, expertise, charisma and management skills surrounding the topic can become a very important asset for the Board. Thank you for your time. Regards,
James Jun
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From: Owen DeLong, owen@delong.com
I believe Jordi is an excellent candidate for the ASO AC. I fully support and endorse his candidacy. Jordi has a good understanding of the relevant technologies and political processes. He has an excellent grasp of the issues that will most effect the internet in the coming years. He has a proven track record of working diligently towards solving the most critical problems. Owen |
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From: Rodrigo Garces, rgarces2000@yahoo.com
I can not imagine a better selection than Jordi Palet Martinez to lead the ASO AC. Jordi has dedicated his life to be a spokesman for IPv6. best regards,
Dr. Rodrigo Garces
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From: Alberto Pérez Gómez, alberto.perez@red.es
Dear Sirs: Jordi Palet is a very active member of our community, who has made a very relevant contribution in many fields related to the activity of ICANN in general, and ASO in particular. As we manage both the ".es" TLD and the Spanish Research and Academic Network (that is a member of RIPE), we have had multiple opportunities to collaborate with him and to see the great impact of his work. He has been involved in leading research projects in the field of IPv6, and provided his advice to many prestigious institutions and companies interested on that issue. We would like to stress that he has also devoted a lot of his time volunteering to collaborate with members of the community all around the globe that required his advice. We believe that his knowledge and commitment make Jordi a perfect candidate for this position. Best wishes from
Alberto Perez
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From: John King, john.r.king@bt.com
Title: Statement of Support for Jordi Palet Martinez Hello, A quick note in support of Jordi's candidature. My area in BT has work for a number of years now with Jordi to raise the awareness of the capabilities and strengths of IPv6 migration. This has been through collaborative projects, that both Consulintel and BT have been involved in, and via various IPv6 task forces. In all our dealings with Jordi he has displayed a passionate and relentless drive to publicly promote and maintain the IPv6 agenda not only in Europe but in other global regions as well. Aside from specific IPv6 issues I know Jordi has a deep understanding of the other technologies and challenges that are vital to the future development of the internet and has championed many of them at the IETF and other international organisations. John King
John King
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From: Jeff Doyle, jeff@doyleassociates.net
I would like to voice my support for Jordi Palet Martinez for the ICANN Board of Directors. I have worked with Jordi in IPv6 events worldwide, and know him as a tireless worker not only for IPv6 but for Internet issues in general. Jordi has experience with policies of all five of the RIRs, has been strongly involved with IETF and ICANN, and has long experience as a researcher of both technical and legal issues involving the Internet and IP networking. Perhaps just as important, Jordi is a dedicated volunteer in promoting and supporting IP efforts in developing regions of the world. I do not know of anyone else who is as thoroughly qualified for the ICANN Board of Directors as Jordi Palet Martinez.
Best regards,
President,
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From: Anthony Wiles, Anthony.Wiles@etsi.org
Title: ICANN Board of Directors nomination by the ASO AC for Jordi Palet Martinez I have worked with Jordi for several years on the development of test specifications for IPv6. He is a tireless and enthusiastic supporter of IPv6 and I am sure he would give a similar commitment to ICANN. He has shown himself to be highly knowledgeable in the technology and, more importantly, he is politically astute and understands the commercial and market forces driving this industry. It is with pleasure and confidence that I support Jordi Palet's candiature for a seat on the ICANN Board.
Anthony Wiles
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From: Antonio Tejada Fairchild, antoniot@microsoft.com
I have heard from Jordi about his nomination for this position. I fully agree to his qualities and I am sure he will do well in this role. |
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From: Rosa Garcia Ontoso, rosa.garciaontoso@salud.madrid.org
I would like to add my support for Jordi Palet Martinez for the ICANN Board of Directors. I have worked with Jordi in IPv6 events and study and promotion foros and I know him as a vary hard worker not only for IPv6 but for Internet issues in general. Jordi has strongly involved with IETF and ICANN, and has long experience as a researcher of both technical and legal issues involving the Internet and IP networking, and is a dedicated volunteer in promoting and supporting IP efforts in developing regions of the world. I |
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From: Terry L Davis, terry.l.davis@boeing.com
Nominating Board Members: I have known Jordi for somewhere around 6 or 8 years now. I don't honestly recall now if we met at IPv6 Forum events or IETF meetings (both of which I have both been a strong supporter of for more than a decade). Jordi is active in both organizations and his work and experience bring elements of real deployment issues and concerns to both; usually along with a suggested path forward. He is a regular attendee at the RIR and NOG meetings. He has also been supportive to the aviation industry in our efforts to obtain better mobile networking support for our aircraft and our regulatory requirement for multi-homing capability from the IETF. He brings to the table a true understanding of the routing scalability issues (and the real limitations of BGP) that we face as we migrate to IPv6. Additionally he is open to considering new architectures and concepts as we transition from IPv4 to IPv6. He is also well aware of the legal and regulatory issues that our globally mobile service providers face around the world and how these interact with our security and privacy policies. And he has been involved in ICANN activities and constituencies for several years now. Finally he and I share a deep concern that Internet technology be available equally to all the inhabitants of our world especially the developing regions. I strongly support his nomination and believe he would be an outstanding choice as a board member! Take care
Terry L Davis, P.E
Aircraft Network and Security Architecture & Strategy
Email: Terry.L.Davis@Boeing.com PS: Jordi and I also share an interest IP over power lines (me being a truly old USDOE SCADA engineer although I'm now in aviation); in the early 80's (pre-X10) I had a power line carrier network that spanned most of the US Rocky Mountains for the US Department of Energy. |
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From: Miguel A. Diaz, miguelangel.diaz@consulintel.es
Dear ASO AC Nominations Committee, I would like to express my support for Jordi Palet for the ASO seat on the ICANN Board of Directors. I meet him years ago and I can say he is one of the better candidates for the seat. He has been involved in the networking area for years, working actively not only in research projects (www.euro6ix.org, www.6power.net, www.ist-enable.eu, etc.) but also in real life project as consulting for ISPs, etc., so he has a valuable expertise about issues and trends on this field. He is also actively working in several standardization organisms like IETF and RIRs (RIPE, LACNIC, AFRINIC, etc.) so he has a good insight about how the things work in these forums and what is the real necessities and expectations of providers and users in general. Finally, I can say that he is an enthusiastic networking worker being able to work a lot of hours without a break until the work is finished, so for sure he will be able to successfully address any task he is responsible for.
Regards
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From: Nigel Titley, nigel@titley.com
My name is Nigel Titley and I have been heavily involved in the Internet since the early 90s (I am a founder member of LINX, a RIPE NCC board member and co-chair of the RIPE DB Working group). Having worked with and beside Jordi for a number of years I can unhesitatingly offer my support to his nomination for the ICANN Board of directors. He has the necessary mix of technical knowledge, management ability and people skills to make an excellent board member. Nigel Titley |
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From: Azinger, Marla, marla.azinger@frontiercorp.com
I support Jordi's run for a seat on the board of Directors for ICANN. I have worked with Jordi on IPv6 proposals and he has proven to be passionate about the subject yet open and willing to adjust proposals he is authoring to fit community desires. He is easy to work with because he is willing to discuss different avenues of approaches to find solid solutions. Another value that Jordi brings is his attendance globally. Jordi attends allot of internet conferences globally which gives him a wide angle view opposed to a small one.
Marla Azinger
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From: Ernesto Becerra Turrubiartes, ebecerra@alestra.com.mx
Hi; I would like to express my support to Jordi Palet Martinez, he is a good guy and also he has a lot of skills and expirience in several internet topics, I believe that he will be a good selection. Regards
Ernesto Becerra T
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From: Andreu Veà, andreu@veabaro.info
Dear Members, This is a short message to express my full suport to the idea of Jordi becoming a member of the ICANN’s board. Our internet world (especially the commercial side) would work better having more people like him. I know him from years ago, and he has been contributing a lot in all the instititutions and groups he has been involved at. He’s a very practical and pragmatic person with tons of experience and a wide range of international contacts all over the world. For me it is a pleasure to support Jordi for a seat on the ICANN Board.
Andreu Veà, PhD.
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From: Valentino Giuseppe, giuseppe.valentino@telecomitalia.it
Dear ICANN Board Members, I would like to personally support Jordi’s candidature. I met Jordi two years ago at an IPv6 forum and since than we have been in touch and he always showed superb skills and significant knowledge of Internet community and the related issues. Best regards Giuseppe Valentino Director, Marketing Wholesale Services IP/Data Telecom Italia Sparkle email: giuseppe.valentino@telecomitalia.it |
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From: Jordi Ros Giralt, jrosgiralt@gmail.com
I have known Jordi for the last 6 years meeting him for Internet related work and since, I have always being impressed with his dedication and passion for his work. Whenever i have needed him, he has always being there, regardless of how busy he was (Jordi is one of the busiest persons i know of). Day after day, week after week, Jordi has been extremely consistent in his work and carried his passion to every one around. He has a deep knowledge of how Internet works, both from a technical and economic standpoint. He also most frequently engages in volunteering work, educating people around the world and helping to close the gap in the digital divide. Jordi Ros |
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From: Jordi Domingo-Pascual, jordi.domingo@ac.upc.edu
Dear Sirs, I support the candidate Jordi Palet for ASO AC member. He has been working for years in IETF and ICANN activities as a tireless volunteer. Sincerely,
Jordi Domingo-Pascual
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From: Carles Kishimoto, carles.kishimoto@bsc.es
Dear ICANN committee, Undoubtedly, I would like to express my support to Jordi Palet nomination for the ICANN Board of directors. A really hard worker person that can work lots of hours in order to achieve the milestones. His experience and expertise makes him the most suitable candidate for this position. Regards,
Carles Kishimoto
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From: Chano Gomez, chano.gomez@ds2.es
I have known Jordi for many years since we started working together on a project to research synergies between IPv6 and powerline communication networking (6POWER). It's difficult to find a person that simultaneously combines so much passion and such a deep technical knowledge on his work, but I really think Jordi is a perfect example of that, specially in his work educating the industry on the advantages of IPv6 technology. He has done an excellent job for the IPv6 industry in his many roles as educator, technical evangelist, policy contributor and project coordinator. I think he'll do an excellent job at ICANN BoD and that his contributions will help the industry to create a better Internet.
Chano Gomez
DS2
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From: Carlos Silva Ponce de León, csilva@csilva.net
Jordi is an obligated reference to all engineers involved in developing Latin America’s network infrastructure. His interest (both professional and personal) in the development of new technologies as IPv6, and the Internet in general, make him a valid spokesperson for the whole region in international forums. |
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From: Marshall Eubanks, tme@multicasttech.com
Dear ICANN Nomcom; I would like to provide a statement of support for Mr. Jordi Palet Martinez. I have known Jordi for some years in an IETF and RIR capacity and feel that he would be an excellent member of the ICANN Board. He is a frequent attendee at the various IETF and RIR meetings, and clearly understands the RIR environment well and is quite knowledgeable both in Internet technology and in the activities of the IETF, including activities related to the IPv4 to IPv6 transition. He also takes a global perspective, which I understand to be an essential part of the ICANN mission. On a more personal level, in my experience he has been always cheerful and polite (and pretty indefatigable) in meetings and in his email correspondence.
Regards
Co-chair, IETF Multicast Backbone Deployment Working Group
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From: Arturo Azcorra, azcorra@madrimasd.org
Title: Mensaje
I am the Director of REDI Madrid, the Regional Research Network in the region of Madrid, serving the research and academic community in the area, with a number of users of 400,000. I sending this e-mail in support for the election of Jordi Palet, because I think he has a most suitable profile, as I will detail below. He is the only candidate, and most probably one of the very few people in the world, which is globally involved for many years of volunteer effort in all the related/involved communities, including a very active participation in: 1) RIR meetings and policy making process in the RIR of *all* the regions (including having attended all the meetings for several years), so he has a very open and true global view of what are the situations and needs in all the regions, not just one. 2) IETF process and contributions not only related to IPv6 and IPv4-to-IPv6 transition and coexistence topics, but also other key fields such as security, privacy, mobility, multihoming, routing scalability, among others, having also participated in all the meetings in the last 7 years. 3) Training and education of people all around the world, with emphasis in developing regions and Network Operating Groups (NOGs). 4) He has been involved for years also in ICANN activities, having attended most of the meetings for a couple of years, which an active participation in several constituencies, including the ASO AC, GAC and ISPCP. 5) Deeply involved in medium and long term research, development and innovation activities about Internet and related fields, including not only technical aspects, but also legal ones, and awareness and dissemination activities for the results, while still keeping in touch with the reality, the market and the customers, accomplishing field expertise from the R&D activities. 6) The fact that he has been actively promoting IPv6, in spite of it being a technological failure, does not imply a downside, as most IETF people have, and some still are, trying to push IPv6 into the market against the will of the users and customers. Finally, I think that he has the right balance of knowledge, expertise, willingness, leadership, management, financial and communication skills. Among others, he is very well recognized by people around all the world as an active member of the community and that set of resources will allow him to hear what are the needs and opinions from a global perspective. Best regards, Arturo
Arturo Azcorra
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From: Stacy Taylor, ipgoddess@gmail.com
To Whom It May Concern, I believe Jordi has the expertise, dedication, and global perspective essential to a member of the ICANN Board of Directors. I support his candidacy and hope he is selected. Sincerely,
Stacy Taylor
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From: Hytham El-Nakhal, hytham@tra.gov.eg
Dear Sir(s), I'd like to provide a statement to support Mr.Jordi Palet Martinez. I've known Jordi a couple of years ago in the First African IPv6 workshop (AfriNIC-3 meeting) as he was one of the trainers. On the Technical level; he is professional in IPv6/IPv4 and it's related routing and switching issues and of also have a distinguished experience with international large ISP's network designs. He has a very good relations with technical teams of most of globe IP carriers such as Teleglobe, Sprint, Flag. Jordi has a lot of volunteer works and in specific he volunteered to help in foundation of the Egyptian IPv6 Task Force and still help us with his technical advices. He also have a strong experience with different operating systems and IPv6 applications. I've met Jordi many times in public events as he is a frequent attendee at ICANN, RIR, meetings and found that he has a wide vision about Internet technology, Security, Mobile IPv6, Power Line Communications and the activities related to transition from IPv4 to IPv6. He also participate in AfriNIC policy meetings with many draft proposals for IPv6 policies. On the Personal level; Jordi is a hard worker person who is tireless, active, supportive, passionate, respectable. Jordi is always cheerful and his eclectic personality and multi-lingualism give him a high communication skills which I think a very important thing for an ICANN candidate. From all the above; I'm fully support and endorse Jordi Palet Martinez for the ASO seat at the ICANN board and wish him all the best and success.
Thanks,
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From: Sergi Girona, sergi.girona@bsc.es Dear Sirs, I support the candidate Jordi Palet for ASO AC member. He has been working hard and professionally for several years. His active support to IPV6 is key in my decision to perform test in MareNostrum and to promote this technology for the Spanish Supercomputing Network. Sincerely yours, Dr. Sergi Girona | E-mail: sergi.girona@bsc.es |
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From: Ignacio Baquedano Ibáñez, ignacio.baquedano@madrid.org My name is: Ignacio Baquedano Ibáñez In this moment I work in: ICM (Agencia de Informática y Comunicaciones de la Comunidad de Madrid) – Administration Comunidad de Madrid (6 years) And I worked in: Ministerio de Fomento- Administration of Spain (8 years) Telefónica (15 years) I give my vote a: Jordi Palet Martinez |
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From: Julio Alba, jalba@satec.es Dear all, I have had the pleasure to know and to work with Jordi for long time, so I really believe that he is the perfect person to be a member of ICANN Board of Directors. Of course that I support him and I request other people to do so. Best Regards, Julio Julio Alba Soto, PMP MADRID |
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From: Dr. Juan P. Cerezo, juan.cerezo@bt.com I'd like to express my strongest support to the nomination of Jordi Palet Martinez as a candidate to te ICANN Board of Directors. I have known Jordi for 8 years, and have collaborated with him in some projects, and I consider that it would be a real value for the Internet community to count on his strenght, endless enthusiasm and commitment, along with his extensive experience in the real-life operating environments (like enterprises, universities, public agencies, etc.) in such position. Dr. Juan P. Cerezo |
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From: Carlos Garcia Braschi, cgbraschi@gmail.com I have worked with Jordi Palet in a couple of occasions and I think that his energy and technical knowledge of the Address Organization and particularly the issues regarding IPv4 and IPv6 addressing make him an excellent candidate for the ICANN Board in representation of the Address Supporting Organization. Carlos García Braschi |
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From: John.zhao, john.zhao@huawei.com Thanks, John.zhao john.zhao@huawei.com 2007-04-19 |
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From: Victor Castelo, presidente@isoc-es.org Dear colleagues, The BoD of the Spanish chapter of ISOC, ISOC-ES, on the meeting of yesterday, 18 April 2007, has decided to support the appointment of Jordi Palet to the ASO seat on the ICANN Board of Directors. Kind regards, Victor Castelo |
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From: Julio de la Puente, jdelapuente@azertia.com Title: Mensaje I support the nomination of Jordi Palet for the ASO AC seat because I believe he is the perfect candidate. I have known Jordi for more than 10 years and I can only say the best of him, personally and professionally speaking. I have never met anyone who works so hard and focused on getting the best results, always! He is that kind of person that gives you 120 percent. It is a pleasure to know him. Kindest regards, Julio de la Puente |
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From: Cesar Martin Lara, Cesar.Martin@novagnet.com Dear ASO AC members, I have been working with Jordi Palet for around 9 years and I'm convinced about his skills and level of commitment in whatever task he becomes engaged. He will never rest until the assigned task is done and in a professional way. We have been working in several topics, mainly related to security and data protection consultancy with customers and I believe that his expertise is key for the issues that ICANN is required to address in the following years. I must strongly support his nomination and encourage you to vote for him, as seems to me the perfect candidate for this role. Cesar Martin |
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From: Clara Collado, ccollado@pucmm.edu.do Support for Jordi Palet Martinez I support Jordi Palet for the ASO seat at ICANN Board because he has the capacity and the expertise in the Internet issues and specially in IPv6 policies and he has been working very hard in the Ipv6 deployment in a collaborative way. Hasta luego, Ing. Clara Collado |
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From: Ernesto Rossbach, ernesto@osi.net Title: Nomination of Jordi Palet Martinez I would like to recommend Jordi Palet Martinez, for the Board of Directors of ICANN, he has the right balance of knowledge, expertise, willingness, leadership, management, financial and communication skills, among others and I'm very well recognized by people around all the world as an active member of the community and that set of resources will allow me to heard what are the needs and opinions from a global perspective, as required in this mission and not just from a technical perspective. And I believed he will be a good candidate. |
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From: Azucena Hernandez, AZUCENA.HERNANDEZ@telefonica.net As present Director in Telefonica Spain and former member of the ICANN PSO Council and ETSI Board Vicechairman, I support the nomination of Mr. Jordi Palet Martinez for the ICANN Board of Directors representing the ASO and I am sure that his contribution to that body will be efficient and energetic. Azucena Hernandez |
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From: Alessandro Capello, alessandro.capello@telecomitalia.it Dear ICANN committee, I would like to express my support to the nomination of Jordi Palet for the ICANN Board of Directors. He is involved for many yers in all the related/involved communities, including RIR and IETF meetings, ICANN activities, medium and long term research, development and innovation activities about Internet and related fields. He has a very open and true global view of what are the situations and needs in the community and has the right balance of knowledge, expertise and willingness. For all these reasons, I think Jordi is the best candidate for the ICANN Board. Best Regards, Alessandro Capello |
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From: Gaurab Raj Upadhaya, gaurab@lahai.com Hello, I have known Jordi Palet Martinez since the last 4 years. He's been an active member in the RIR Communities, specially in areas of IPv6 policy formation. I have known him as a speaker at APRICOT as well as regular contributor to the APNIC policy process. I have also worked with Jordi to help ISPs in different developing countries get access to global IPv6 networks. In all, i believe that Jordi can bring useful inputs into ICANN, specially as he's very knowledgeable of the ongoing policy debate at the RIRs. thanks Gaurab Raj Upadhaya |
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From: Gustavo Peña, gpq@regulatel.org Dear ASO AC, We know Jordi Palet for a few years. He has been involved in training and support on different activities to the Latin American Forum Regulators by means of Regulatel. He is an expert on different topics and he always has been very supportive to us and our involved organizations. Jordi is involved in many foras closely related to Internet and our activities and he is always available to help and provide very good suggestions, which are very well balanced because his excellent expertise in so many fields. Definitively, we want to recommend him to take the ASO AC ICANN board seat, as he is one of the best candidate we can foresee. Gustavo Peña |
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From: elisa.colinocruz@telefonica.es I met Jordi five years ago in Madrid 2002 IPv6 Forum, since then he has been involved in several research proyects. He is an active worker in standardization organisms an he has a valuable expertise about networking. I would like to point out that he is enthusiastic and responsible for his work, so it is a really pleasure to support him for a seat on the ICANN Board. Elisa Colino |
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From: Jorge Cancio Melia, jcancio@mityc.es I would like to support Mr. Jordi Palet as candidate for the ICANN Board of Directors. We consider him a very well suited candidate for this position. Best regards, |
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From: Alfredo Arnulfo, aarnulfo@opticalip.com.pe Title: Documento sin título Dear Sirs: I have worked with Jordi in several occasions in Peru and I think that his energy and technical knowledge of the Address Organization and particularly the issues regarding IPv4 and IPv6 addressing make him a number one like candidate for the ICANN Board in representation of the Address Supporting Organization. Attentively; Alfredo Arnulfo |
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From: Jun Murai, jun@wide.ad.jp Dear ASO AC Nominations Committee, I strongly support Jordi Palet Martinez. His enthusiasm for improving the world of communication will be fruitful to various aspects, and I believe that both his technical and non-technical ability will make a difference. Regards, |
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From: Claudia Cordova Yamauchi, ccordova@inictel.gob.pe Dear Sir(s), I want to express my fully support for nomination of Jordi Palet for the ICANN board. I met him in 2002 in an IPv6 Summit, he was a very approachable speaker, and from this time until now, he have been a close colaborator and advisor in issues about IPv6 and Internet related themes. His intense participation in the policy making in international forums (like LACNIC here in Latin America), his multicultural empathy, his voluntary efforts supporting the IPv6 deployment and mostly his technical knowledge make him a very good candidate for the board. Claudia Cordova Yamauchi |
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From: Gabriel Adonaylo, Gabriel.Adonaylo@Comsat.com.ar Dear All, In this opportunity I would like to suggest the name of Jordi Pallet Martinez for ICANN's Board of Directors. I met Jordi in one of LACNIC's meetings a couple of years ago. Since then, Jordi has been very helpfull taking care of all IPv6 issues around Latin America. It does not matter where in the world is Jordi Pallet, he will provide the correct response in time. He's open mind and he's got vision of future. Besides IPv6 world, he knows how to deal with nontechnological issues both in the private and public sector. He is a natural leader and he's got enough strength due to all the process he has been handling as an entrepeneur. Due to all the reasons that have been described above I encourage you to vote him. Best rgrds, Gabriel Adonaylo |
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From: Satoshi Kondo, kon@home.email.ne.jp I would like to support Jordi. He has been working for IPv6 promotion and several working groups of the IETF and then he did many contributions for the communities. I believe he has good candidate for ICANN board of directors. Trend Micro Inc. |
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From: Christian O'Flaherty, COFLAHERTY@IMPSAT.COM I endorse and support Jordi's candidacy for the ICANN board. As policy Chair of the Public Forum I appreciate Jordi's proposals and tutorials during our meetings. His involvement in our political processes is valuable and welcome. Jordi made a big effort in the LACNIC region to encourage IPv6 deployment. I would also like to mention his business and market experience. He made useful recommendations to many providers (including our company) regarding strategic Internet issues like multicast and IPv6. He also provided support and contacts that were very useful to successfully complete several projects. Christian O'Flaherty |
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From: Daniel Díaz A., ddiaz@inictel.gob.pe Estimado Jordi Palet Mi nombre Daniel Díaz A. de la Red Académica Peruana-RAAP (conectada a la red CLARA), miembro del comité técnico de la Red CLARA. Aqui en Perú somos conocedores de tu preocupación en impulsar el uso de nuevos protocolos en Internet: IPv6. Aqui estuviste hace unos años en una de tus conferencias magistrales. Conocedor de la preocupación por los temas de Internet, va mi voto de apoyo a Jordi Palet. Saludos Daniel Díaz A. |
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From: Margarita Valdés Cortés, mvaldes@nic.cl I strongly support to my friend Jordi Palet. He is a perfect candidate to refresh the Icann Board and he has enough energy and breavery to face the challenges in this role. Margarita Valdés Cortés |
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From: Fernando Jimenez Motte, fernando.jimenez@t-empresas.com.pe Dear ASO-AC members, Jordi Palet, as a global expert, has cooperated with us in aspects related to IPv6 and multicast, facilitating the successful trial and commercial release of new services across our network. For several years we know how hard he works and is able to achieve results in whatever he becomes involved. Jordi also has been deeply involved in many aspects of the Internet and the related organizations such as the RIRs, IETF and ICANN, where he is always very collaborative and supportive to everyone that needs help. Consequently, we believe he is the best candidate that we can have for the ICANN board seat and we are very glad to support him on this position. Saludos cordiales Fernando Jiménez Motte Web: http://www.fernandojimenezmotte.com/ |
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