| David Barak, Callisma/AT&T |
David Barak is a senior consultant for Callisma,
AT&T's consulting arm, specializing in large scale and
unusual network environments, and serving as the lead
internetworking SME for the Washington DC office.
David has also held positions with AT&T Government
Solutions, UUNet/MCI, and ServInt Internet Services.
He was one of the authors of the 2005 NANOG charter,
and has served on the board of directors of a
nonprofit organization for the past 4 years.
Additionally, he is a founding member of The
Franchise, a DC-based geek-rock band.
Term ends October 2008. |
| Kris Foster, BitGravity MLC Chair |
Kris Foster is a Network Engineer at BitGravity. Previously, he served as peering coordinator for Rogers Cable, and had also worked in the office of the CTO at Telus where he was responsible for peering and transit engineering. He is currently completing joint Bachelor Degrees in Mathematics and Philosophy at the University of Calgary.
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| Sue Joiner, Merit Network | Sue Joiner, the owner of the NANOG list since 1998 and is the voting Merit representative. She has been providing network and A/V support at NANOG meetings since NANOG 18, and has been a member of Merit's system administration group since 1996. Prior to joining the Merit sysadmins, Sue supported the NSFNET Regional-Techs meetings that preceded NANOG in the early 90's, and served as business manager for Merit's CONDUIT project, strengthening ties between Michigan's small businesses and community colleges. She holds an Associate's Degree in Accounting from Schoolcraft College. |
| Simon Lyall |
Simon Lyall is a System and Network Administrator based in Auckland, New
Zealand. He has been involved with Internet operations at various
companies since 1993 and has been a participant on NANOG since 2000.
Term ends October 2009. |
| Tim Yocum, Server Central Network | Tim Yocum is a director at Server Central Network where he oversees
systems engineering and operations staff. He has over 10 years of
experience in systems design, implementation, and security. Prior to
Server Central he has held a number of senior technical positions at
large corporations including Playboy Enterprises as well as network
engineering positions at service providers Verio and WorldWide Access.
He has been attending NANOG meetings both in-person and online since
1998.
Term ends October 2008. |