Last Days to Register for TLD Operator Webinar

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Last Days to Register for TLD Operator Webinar

By CircleID Reporter
June 26, 2015, 4:26 pm PDT Views: 7,438 Add Comment

The TLD Operator Webinar today announced that Ingrid Baele (Head of Operations, Philips) and Ken Nishida (Manager, Internet & Domain Strategies, Hitachi) are the latest speakers to be confirmed for next week’s Webinar.

The addition of presenters from .hitachi and .philips bolsters the impressive lineup of speakers that already includes industry leaders such as Donuts, .berlin, .sucks, .sydney, .club and .monash.

Over 250 individuals have already registered for the webinar, representing 40 percent of the new TLD market.

Two webinars have been scheduled within 10 hours of each other to accommodate the global community, with appeal being generated around the ability to ask questions and learn from peers within the TLD community.

“This is a crucial time in the Internet’s history and as new TLD applicants, we all have a responsibility to work together to get this program into mainstream culture,” says Moderator and ARI Registry Services’ Head of Global Consulting, Tony Kirsch.

Registrations for the 30 June webinar close soon.

Session 1:

Tuesday June 30 | 7am Los Angeles | 10am New York | 3pm London | 4pm CET | 6pm Dubai

Session 2:

Tuesday June 30 | 5pm Los Angeles | 8pm New York
Wednesday July 1 | 8am Singapore | 9am Tokyo | 10

am Sydney

Visit www.tldoperator.help to register and find more information.

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