• Sean Kennedy.

Nate Davis, ARIN

Nate is ARIN’s Chief Operating Officer. He oversees ARIN’s daily business operations including communications and member services, registration services, financial services, human resources and administration and engineering. Nate has over twenty-five years of experience in technical, managerial, and executive roles across various industries both for profit and non-profit.

Leslie Nobile, ARIN

Leslie is ARIN’s Director of Registration Services. She has over 20 years of experience in the Internet field, and has been involved with the Internet Registry system since 1991. Prior to that, she held various technical management positions while working under a U.S. Government contract that supported the engineering and implementation of the Defense Data Network, a high-speed data network that evolved from the ARPANET. Her experience with the Registry system began in 1991 working as one of the Operations managers who transitioned the Internet Network Information Center (NIC) from SRI to Network Solutions, Inc. She remained an Operations manager with the DDN/DoD NIC until August 2000, when she became Director of Registration Services at ARIN. She has been a contributing author to RFCs, Internet Society (ISOC) articles, and various other industry publications and has been actively involved in the global coordination of Internet addressing policy.

Owen DeLong, Black Lotus

Owen DeLong is an IPv6 Evangelist. He has over 20 years of experience in TCP/IP Networking and Systems Administration. He is a member of the ARIN Advisory Council, and Instrument Rated Pilot, and, a SCUBA Instructor.

John Springer, ARIN

John is a member of ARIN’s Advisory Council, serving since January 2013. John has been the Manager of Information Technology for Inland Telephone Company, a small ILEC in Washington and Idaho since 1998. Prior to that, he worked for Brigadoon.com guiding Independent Local Exchange Carriers, Rural Electric Co-ops and others in setting up Internet operations. He has been responsible for developing Inland's Internet business from the dial up era to today's cable, DSL and wireless broadband. His current duties cover the full small network spectrum; IP address planning, WAN engineering, management of customer network operations, corporate LAN, tech support call center and training.

John Van Oppen, Spectrum Networks, Inc

John van Oppen runs the technical operations, including design, engineering and planning, for Spectrum Networks, INC (AS11404). He lead support of newNOG originally and as a result, Spectrum Networks was a founding sponsor of what is now NANOG.

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Paul Barford, University of Wisconsin

Paul Barford is a professor of Computer Sciences at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, and the founder and director of the Wisconsin Advanced Internet Lab. He was a visiting professor at the University of Cambridge and an EPSRC Visiting Fellow in 2011. He was the founder of Nemean Networks, LLC, which was acquired by Qualys, Inc. in 2010. He was the co-founder of MdotLabs, Inc., which was acquired by comScore Inc. in 2014, where he now serves as Chief Scientist. His research interests are in networking, data analytics, and security. Prof. Barford is a frequent speaker, has many highly-cited research papers, and has served on numerous panels, organizing committees, and program committees (ACM SIGCOMM '13 TPC co-chair, ACM SIGMETRICS '10 TPC co-chair, and ACM IMC '06 TPC chair). He has served as an associate editor for IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, on the board of directors of the National Lambda Rail, and on technical advisory boards of companies.

• Sean Kennedy.