Where do .ORG emails come from? Jon Nevett, CEO of Public Interest Registry (PIR)

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In episode 221 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jon Nevett, CEO of Public Interest Registry (PIR), on running the .org domain registry, internet governance, and the .org Impact Awards.

In this conversation, Jon Nevett shares his journey from a legal background to the technology sector, specifically focusing on his role at the Public Interest Registry (PIR). He discusses the mission of PIR, which operates the .org domain and supports nonprofits globally.

The conversation also highlights the importance of domain names for organizations, the significance of the .org Impact Awards, and the role of ICANN in internet governance.

Jon emphasizes the need for a safe and secure domain name system and shares insights on future goals for the organization and the industry.

Takeaways

Public Interest Registry operates the .org domain and supports nonprofits.
The .org Impact Awards celebrate outstanding nonprofit organizations.
Choosing the right domain name is crucial for digital identity.
ICANN plays a significant role in internet governance and policy.
The domain name system must be safe and secure for all users.
PIR contributes to the Internet Society to improve global internet access.
Nonprofits can use various domain extensions to enhance their missions.
The future of domain names includes new top-level domains and web3.
Investing in a professional domain name is essential for credibility.

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