Annette Muehlberg
From ICANNWiki
 |  | ||
| Born: | 1964 | ||
| Country: | Germany | ||
| Email: | annette.muehlberg [at] web.de | ||
| Facebook: | Annette Muehlberg | ||
| LinkedIn: | |||
| |||
Annette Muehlberg is based in Berlin, and is one of the European representatives, and former Chair, of the At-Large Advisory Committee. She is deeply interested in public infrastructure policies and conceptualizing IT-infrastructure as a public good.
Annette works at the headquarters of the United Services Union as head of eGovernment[1], New Media and Public Management, where she helps employees and managers to build and implement e-government in a democratic way.
She is also co-chair of the Network New Media and was very active at the World Summit on The Information Society.
As a member of the ALAC, Annette wants to make ICANN more transparent, end-user oriented and increase user involvement in ICANN’s decision making processes. Her motto is "From ICANN to WECANN – WE Care about Assigned Names and Numbers."
Career History
- Annette is currently the United Service Union’s Head of eGovernment.
- She is also a member of standing in the Enquête-Commission of the German Bundestag, or Parliament. This commission focuses on the role of an internet and digitally based society.
- She is a member of the EURALO Board at ICANN.
- She was a press officer at the Austrian Tennis Federation, Singapore.
- Co-founder of the initiative 9th November to commemorate the Frankfurt Jews.[2]
- Internship at the United Nations Development Fund for Women in New York.[3]
Publications
Annette Muehlberg is co-author of the German document, ‘Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society.’
