Domains
31.07.2015

54. ICANN Meeting Dublin

18 – 22 October 2015

Meet the eco Names & Numbers Forum!

You have requirements and feedback or questions about eco? We will be happy to be there for you!

  • Prof. Michael Rotert (Chairman of the Board)
  • Oliver Süme (Deputy Chairman of the Board)
  • Thomas Rickert (GNSO Council & Co-Chair of the Enhancing ICANN Accountability Cross Community Working Group) and
  • Lars Steffen (Member Services)

will attend the meeting in Dublin.


You would like to schedule a meeting? Just drop an e-mail: numbers@eco.de

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