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Jeff Bedser

Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors at PIR and the CEO of iThreat
Joined on January 9, 2020
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Jeffrey Bedser is an entrepreneur with extensive experience in investigations, threat intelligence and the DNS. He is the founder of iThreat (www.ithreat.com) and has spent decades building technology, services and solutions to understand, prevent and combat Internet abuse and crime. Mr. Bedser currently serves on the Public Interest Registry (.ORG) Board of Directors as the Vice Chair.

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I've been proud to serve Public Interest Registry (PIR) since 2017 and play a part in helping the organization support those with a mission to do good. I recently joined every one of my fellow board members in reaching the unanimous decision to approve the sale of PIR, as I believe PIR's mission will best be served by the sale and .ORG's long-term future will be stronger under Ethos Capital ownership. more

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Jan 30, 2020
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