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Investment into Ripe Ncc
by Cherie Pemberton 02 Jun '26

02 Jun '26

Hi Gayle, I hope this email finds you well. Wanted to see if I could get a hold of you regarding Ripe Ncc. We have a family office that is currently investing in businesses in your vertical. Are you available next week to discuss the opportunity? Best regards, Cherie Pemberton Executive Director, Growth Equity

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Os reenviamos la información junio 2026
by Natalia 02 Jun '26

02 Jun '26

| | | | Buenos días, Reenviamos de nuevo la información por si no la recibisteis. Os recordamos que vuestra empresa dispone de un **crédito anual para la formación de empleados** , aplicable a través del sistema de bonificaciones de FUNDAE, que puede utilizarse antes de finalizar el año para realizar formación **sin coste directo para la empresa**.Ya se han **actualizado los créditos definitivos de formación correspondientes al ejercicio 2026**. Si lo necesitáis podemos:• Confirmaros el crédito disponible en vuestra empresa • Orientaros sobre las acciones formativas más adecuadas u obligatorias. • Facilitaros la ficha de inscripción e instrucciones para solicitar los cursos Quedamos a la espera Un saludo.Natalia P.Departamento de Formación Bonificable **FOESCO – Formación Estatal Continua** Tel. 910 323 794**Información legal** FOESCO – Formación Estatal Continua es una entidad especializada en la gestión y desarrollo de formación bonificable dirigida a empresas y personas trabajadoras en activo, conforme a la Ley 30/2015 y al sistema gestionado por FUNDAE. Esta comunicación se remite en el marco de relaciones profesionales. --- ![imagen](https://images.acmtrk.com/images/acumbamail_MXnhSoqFJNaf3WJv6nx8/d6025891-02ab-484c-944c-992185f964af%202.png) --- | | | [Darme de baja](https://foescogestion.acmtrk.com/unsubscribe/3808498/0e5d40d50ad36cae… --- ![](https://foescogestion.acmtrk.com/pixel/tracking/0e5d40d50ad36cae5b71ef43e51001da/)

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NRO and ASO Mourn the Passing of Alan Barrett
by Ulka Athale 01 Jun '26

01 Jun '26

This message is sent on behalf of the Number Resource Organization. The announcement is available at: https://aso.icann.org/nro-and-aso-mourns-the-passing-of-alan-barrett/ -------------------- NRO and ASO Mourn the Passing of Alan Barrett On behalf of the NRO Executive Council and the NRO Number Council, we wish to express how deeply saddened we are by the passing of Alan Barrett on 28 May 2026 in Cape Town. Alan was someone who shaped the Internet not because it was his job, but because he genuinely believed in what it can do. He helped bring the first Internet connection to South African universities in 1990, co-founded the country’s first commercial ISP in 1993, and is credited with creating the .co.za zone. Long before many of us were thinking about Internet governance as a field, Alan was already doing the work. Alan was also central to the creation of AFRINIC. He co-authored the original proposal in 1997 and served on the steering committee that brought the organization into being. He later served on the AFRINIC Board, spent a decade on the NRO Number Council, and led AFRINIC as its CEO from 2015 to 2019. More recently, he represented the Address Supporting Organization on the ICANN Board — appointed in 2021 and again in 2024. Alan will be remembered not only for his technical expertise and leadership, but also for his generosity, integrity, and willingness to support the community whenever called upon. He was a trusted colleague, a thoughtful contributor, and a friend to many across the Internet community. We extend our deepest condolences to his wife Kerry, his family, and the many colleagues and friends who were fortunate enough to work alongside him. He will be missed. — Jia Rong Low, NRO EC Chair — Hervé Clément, NRO NC Chair -- Kind regards, Ulka Athale Community Development Manager RIPE NCC www.ripe.net

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Re: [ripe-list] Re: In memoriam: Alan Barrett
by Hans Petter Holen 01 Jun '26

01 Jun '26

Dear Colleagues, I am deeply saddened to learn that Alan Barrett passed away last week. Alan was one of the pioneers in bringing the Internet to Africa. I first met Alan many years later, when he joined the Address Supporting Organisation’s Address Council as the first representative from Afrinic. We served together for a decade, and I remember his dedication as we met on midnight conference calls every month. Alan was never loud, but when he spoke, he was worth listening to, and when he volunteered, he always delivered. And he did volunteer way more than his fair share. Our paths have crossed on many themes since then, during his service as AFRINIC CEO and, more recently, as an ICANN Board Member appointed by the numbers community. He has done an excellent job sharing his knowledge and bringing the numbers perspective to ICANN. Although his quiet contributions go way beyond that. I will remember Alan as a thoughtful and principled colleague, and as a committed advocate for Internet development in Africa and globally. Moments like this make me reflect on what is really important in our work, building the future of the Internet. Bringing people together globally to build and improve the Internet, which again brings people together, hopefully to create a better world. It is important to take care of each other even when we do not agree to work together for the common good. On behalf of everyone at the RIPE NCC, I would like to express our sincere condolences to Alan’s family, friends and former colleagues at AFRINIC, and to everyone in the wider Internet community who worked with him and will feel his loss. Kind regards, Hans Petter Holen Managing Director and CEO RIPE NCC

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