Re: [registrars] 2004 Nominating Committee --- Nominating Jean-Michel Becar.

[Jean-Michel Becar <jmbecar@xxxxxx>]

Dear all,

Thanks for the momination and I'm very pleased to accept it.

I guess I have to send some information to the RC secretariat like my 
bio, can you please confirm what should I send to you Bob?
Thank you very much again and I will be glad to bring a new point of 
view to ICANN.
Jean-Michel Becar



Robert F. Connelly wrote:

> At 12:42 AM 4/28/2004, Thomas Keller wrote:
>
> > 1. Accomplished persons of integrity, objectivity, and intelligence, 
> > with
> > reputations for sound judgment and open minds, and with experience and
> > competence with collegial large group decision-making
>
> Dear Thomas:  It's past Easter, I wonder whether Jesus is available;-} 
> BobC
> Hmmm, no one responded to my suggestion posted two days ago.  I guess 
> we'll have to find someone else;-)
> All jest aside, I cannot imagine how or why we should look outside our 
> own membership to select a member of the Nominating Committee.  How 
> can we expect some total outsider, unknown to most of us, to be 
> sensitive to the nuances of issues affecting our livelihoods?
> I'm prepared to fly in the face of Teresa Swinehart and nominate 
> Jean-Michel Becar for our delegate on the Nominating Committee.  
> Jean-Michel clearly possesses the "integrity, objectivity, and 
> intelligence, with
> a reputation for sound judgment and open mind" suggested by Thomas.  
> As his competitor in Japan, we are well aware of his objectivity and 
> even handedness and his technical competence.  Further, I have known 
> him for over five years, long before he came to Japan, and have always 
> found him to be such.
> The deadline is fast approaching, we have received *no* nominations, 
> it's time to follow the old Navy admonition, "Do something, even if 
> it's wrong".  The rocks and shoals are fast approaching;-}
> Respectfully submitted as my personal nomination, not posted in my 
> role as Secretary.
> Cordially, BobC