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Date: 1998-10-27
Electronic Frontier Foundation: Präsident tritt zurück
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Electronic Frontier Foundation: Präsident tritt zurück
Barry Steinhardt, bisher in einer Doppelfunktion als Präsident
der Electronic Frontier Foundation und in der American Civil
Liberties Union tätig legt sein Funktion bei der EFF zurück.
Offizieller Grund: Die Belastung durch ständiges Pendeln
zwischen Ost- und Westküste. Weniger offiziell weiss man,
dass der Spagat zwischen der von Martin Luther King
gegründeten ACLU und den Techno-Libertarians der EFF in
letzter Zeit immer schwieriger geworden ist.
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I have thoroughly enjoyed my tenure at EFF , which is made
up of many fine, dedicated people. But I have regretfully
concluded that my family's situation rules out a move from
New York to San Francisco and even prevents me from
travelling to the West Coast frequently enough to effectively
direct an organization based in the Bay Area.
Indeed, I find myself a full fledged member of the "sandwich
generation" with older parents and young children, both of
whom have developed unexpected needs in the last few
months. These unforseen developments have forced me to
significantly curtail my travel schedule and, unfortunately,
even on the Electronic Frontier, there is no substitute for
human contact.
I will be returning to the ACLU as Associate Director and
Chair of the Cyberliberties Task Force by year-end. EFF and
ACLU have frequently worked together and have agreed to
strengthen that bond with a number of cooperative projects.
I expect to remain active with EFF in a new capacity and the
Board has asked me to serve on the Search Committee and
to work with our search firm Isaacson, Miller.
.... The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is a non-profit,
non-partisan organization founded in July, 1990 to protect
and promote the basic civil liberties of the users of on-line
and emerging technologies. As the global community has
expanded, EFF has helped to shape the electronic frontier,
setting the standard for protection of the free exchange of
ideas, one of the building blocks of our society.
After splitting his time between New York and San
Francisco, current Executive Director Barry Steinhardt is
stepping down for family reasons to return to his position of
Associate Director of the American Civil Liberties Union. The
next Executive Director is expected to expand EFF^Òs
membership and global presence, heighten elected
officials^Ò appreciation and understanding of Internet civil
liberties, strengthen the organization^Òs infrastructure, and
create strategic alliances with individuals, corporations, and
civil liberties advocates around the world.
The ideal candidate will combine a deep and abiding
commitment to the protection of individual rights with a record
of accomplishment in the area of civil liberties and public
policy issues surrounding the Global Internet and other
emerging technologies. In addition, s/he will have
demonstrated successful experience in managing non-profit,
membership organizations, and current, active connections
within the high technology community.
Inquiries, nominations and resumes may be sent in
confidence to:
Laura Gassner Otting or F. Jay Hall Isaacson, Miller 334
Boylston Street, Suite 500 Boston, MA 02116-3805 Tel:
(617) 262-6500, 140 or 142; Fax: (617) 262-6509 E-mail:
[email protected] or [email protected]
www.execsearches.com
relayed by Declan McCullagh <[email protected]>
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