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<div style="padding-left:-.5vw;font-size:3vw;text-shadow:.1vw .1vw black;"> Farewell, Fadi. Thank you for Everything!</div>
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On September 22, 2012, Fadi Chehade stepped into the role of President and CEO of ICANN, ushering in a “new season” of engagement, understanding, and cooperation for an organization facing the criticism of being too US-Centric. His diverse background and diplomatic prowess made him the perfect candidate to accomplish the ambitious goals of creating a truly global and operationally excellent ICANN. From the first time that Fadi addressed the multistakeholder community at ICANN 44 in Prague, he has emphasized that ICANN must not become a fortress, but rather an oasis.
On September 22, 2012, Fadi Chehade stepped into the role of President and CEO of ICANN, ushering in a “new season” of engagement, understanding, and cooperation for an organization facing the criticism of being too US-Centric. His diverse background and diplomatic prowess made him the perfect candidate to accomplish the ambitious goals of creating a truly global and operationally excellent ICANN. From the first time that Fadi addressed the multistakeholder community at ICANN 44 in Prague, he has emphasized that ICANN must not become a fortress, but rather an oasis.