NANOG: Communications Committee

The NANOG Communications Committee (CC) is made up of NANOG community members appointed by the Board of Directors. You can reach the Board at .

Committee Members
Michienne Dixon, liNKCity	Michienne is network administrator for a small municipally owned ISP in North Kansas City, Missouri (3 yrs), has been in the industry for over 10 years, spending a large portion of that time working as a network mercenary managing multiple enterprise networks and mail servers and communicating technical issues to upper-management. Term ends October 2012. Michienne is currently the Communications Committee Chair
Scott Ehnert, Spectrum Networks	Scott is currently CTO at Spectrum Networks in Seattle. Prior to that he was with Speakeasy as head of network engineering. He has been attending NANOG meetings since 2004 and working in the industry since 1999. Term ends October 2012.
Randy Epstein, WV Fiber	Randy Epstein is a 21 year veteran of the industry. He is President of WV Fiber, a multi-national transit and transport provider as well as the Co-Founder and CIO of Host.net, an Inc.500 provider of enterprise/government Internet transit, transport, managed security and colocation services. Mr. Epstein serves on the Board of Directors of OCCAID, an IPv6 research and development network deployed globally to assist researchers and Internet service providers in their transition to next-generation IPv6 technology. Mr. Epstein has taken a keen interest in peering strategy and negotiation. Term ends October 2012.
Dan Sneddon, Twitter	Dan Sneddon has been in the Internet and telecommunications field for nearly 20 years. He has worked in the areas of provisioning & procurement, eCommerce, and IT governance in both the commercial and government realms. Past employers include Apple, where he was the lead networking engineer for nearly 4 years, and the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Dan is currently a network automation engineer at Twitter. Term ends October 2013.

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