Shortly after the unexpected passing of Lonnie Borck, the Internet Commerce Association (ICA) created a domain industry award in his memory. The inaugural award was presented to David Weslow ofWiley Rein, and this year’s award was given to Kathy Kleiman.
The ICA is currently seeking nominations for the 2019 Lonnie Borck Memorial Award. Here’s a description of the Award:
“The Lonnie Borck Memorial Award is granted to an individual for indelible contribution to domain investor rights, and we invite you all to take part in the process and submit your suggestions for the nominees. The nomination process is open to the entire domain name community.”
Nominations will be accepted until November 1st. The ICA Board of Directors will review the nominations and vote on the winner. The Award will be presented during the NamesCon conference in January.
If you know of someone who has made a lasting contribution to protecting and enabling the rights of domain name investors, you should think about submitting a nomination. There are quite a few people that go above and beyond to help protect the rights of domain investors, and it is nice that we can honor them. I already know who I am going to nominate.
Not a week goes by that I don’t think about Lonnie. It’s nice to see this Award being given to someone deserving.
Getald M Levine
Funny, I nominated Mr. Gerald Levine last night too.
His contribution to educating domain speculators on UDRP rules and defensive strategies for protecting your digital assets is HIGLY under-rated. Every domain speculator should visit his Iplegalcorner.com site.
We Professor Levine to take a prominent role at ICANN or WIPO…