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De nouvelles séances de l’ICANN70 diffusées en direct sur YouTube

22 mars 2021
Par
Sally Newell Cohen

Sally Newell Cohen

SVP, Global Communications

Sally Newell Cohen is the Senior Vice President of Global Communications and Language Services at the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). In addition to leading a global communications team, she is the principal communications strategist and advisor to the CEO, Executive Team, and Board of Directors.

A proven leader in marketing and communications, Sally is known for building strong teams and executing strategies that elevate competitive advantage, promote growth, and enhance brand awareness. She leads the strategic communications effort to build greater awareness of ICANN’s global mission. 

Most recently, Sally was the Chief Operations Officer at Toastmasters International, where she partnered with the Board of Directors and CEO to develop a comprehensive strategic plan. Under her leadership, her team accomplished a global rebranding effort that revitalized the company’s image and increased membership. She also has significant public relations and operational experience, having held leadership roles at public relations firms as well as high-tech companies such as Ingram Micro.

Sally has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the Keene State College and has completed Executive Education programs at Harvard and Stanford. Before entering business communications, Sally was a journalist, where her natural curiosity was put to use as a reporter and editor.

Un certain nombre de séances de l’ICANN70 seront diffusées en direct sur YouTube dans le cadre des efforts permanents de l’ICANN pour accroître l’accessibilité. Ces diffusions en direct en mode visionnage uniquement offrent une solution aux participants disposant d’une bande passante limitée.

Mise à jour du 26 mars 2021 : le lien des diffusions en direct a été retiré car la date de diffusion est déjà passée. Veuillez vous rendre sur https://70.schedule.icann.org/ pour accéder aux enregistrements des séances.

  • 22 mars à 21h30 UTC : Les femmes et le DNS : table ronde de discussion sur les lois de protection de données.

  • 23 mars à 17h30 UTC : Espace LAC.

  • 24 mars à 17h30 UTC : Réunion du Conseil de la GNSO.

  • 25 mars à 14h00 UTC : KINDNS : présentation et atelier.

  • 25 mars à 14h00 UTC : Remédier aux problèmes liés à l’acceptation universelle.

  • 25 mars à 15h30 UTC : Séance plénière : comprendre les engagements volontaires des opérateurs de registre.

  • 25 mars à 19h30 UTC : Forum publique de l'ICANN.

  • 25 mars à 21h30 UTC : Réunion publique du Conseil d’administration de l’ICANN.

Authors

Sally Newell Cohen

Sally Newell Cohen

SVP, Global Communications
Sally Newell Cohen

Sally Newell Cohen

SVP, Global Communications

Sally Newell Cohen is the Senior Vice President of Global Communications and Language Services at the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). In addition to leading a global communications team, she is the principal communications strategist and advisor to the CEO, Executive Team, and Board of Directors.

A proven leader in marketing and communications, Sally is known for building strong teams and executing strategies that elevate competitive advantage, promote growth, and enhance brand awareness. She leads the strategic communications effort to build greater awareness of ICANN’s global mission. 

Most recently, Sally was the Chief Operations Officer at Toastmasters International, where she partnered with the Board of Directors and CEO to develop a comprehensive strategic plan. Under her leadership, her team accomplished a global rebranding effort that revitalized the company’s image and increased membership. She also has significant public relations and operational experience, having held leadership roles at public relations firms as well as high-tech companies such as Ingram Micro.

Sally has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the Keene State College and has completed Executive Education programs at Harvard and Stanford. Before entering business communications, Sally was a journalist, where her natural curiosity was put to use as a reporter and editor.

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