[governance] Appreciation and thanks to IGC members

[Qusai AlShatti]

Dear Ginger:
Thank you for all the effort you made during your time as a
coordinator for the IGC. Your skills, commitment and wonderful
personlaity helped the IGC members to interact effectively especially
when a consent is needed. The honor is really our's to have you as a
coordinator for the IGC.

Regards,

Qusai Al-Shatti


On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 2:37 PM, Ginger Paque <gpaque at gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for the lovely words to me as outgoing co-coordinator. But even more,
> thank you for the opportunity to work with all of you as IGC co-coordinator.
> I accepted the responsibility with trepidation, but found it was a very
> rewarding, constructive learning process. I found the membership more
> supportive, and more importantly, more forgiving than I expected--strong
> points for our future. A co-coordinator's success depends on the members'
> work, and I thank you all for your ideas, thoughts, patience and support
> during the last two years.
>
> Ian was an ideal co-coordinator to learn from and again I thank him for his
> patient guidance and example.
>
> During these two years we have overcome some low points, and matured during
> the process. Our future discussions, work, and insistence will help turn
> ideas into concrete action both within the IGC (reviewing membership,
> charter and voting, etc.) and in the IG/IGF process. Jeremy's energy and
> expertise will actively implement those projects, if timely input builds a
> consensus on their direction.
>
> The current discussions bode well for action by the IGC. I also urge
> everyone to actively work in the IGC with Jeremy and our new co-coordinator
> in improving the IG and IGF processes in the different fora that are
> available to us. In particular, I suggest that we move towards more active
> and visible support of the work of our members and their organizations when
> appropriate.
>
> Gracias, thank you, merci,
> Ginger
> --
>
> Ginger (Virginia) Paque
> IGCBP Online Coordinator
> DiploFoundation
> www.diplomacy.edu/ig
>
> The latest from Diplo...
> http://DISCUSS.diplomacy.edu is a space for discussing ideas and concepts
> from Diplo’s teaching and research activities. Our activities focus on three
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> September, we DISCUSS: a) network neutrality: hype and reality, b) the IGF
> experience: what can policy makers learn from the IGF, and c) the history of
> the Internet. Let us know if you have suggestions about ideas and concepts
> that should be discussed.
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