ICANN's mission is to help ensure a stable, secure, and unified global Internet. To reach another person on the Internet, you need to type an address – a name or a number – into your computer or other device. That address must be unique so computers know where to find each other.

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ICANN's headquarters in Los Angeles, CA, United States

The Washington office focuses on policy development, technical engagement, and global stakeholder relations in a governmental context.

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Sally Costerton

Susanna Wong Bennett

Theresa Swinehart

Cassia O.

Matt Larson

Xavier Calvez

John Jeffrey

Sally Newell Cohen

Diane Schroeder

Nicolas Caballero

Chris Buckridge

Catherine Adeya

Christian Kaufmann

Wes Hardaker

Sajid Rahman

Danko Jevtović

Becky Burr

Sarah Deutsch

León Sánchez

Tripti Sinha

Patricio Poblete

Alan Barrett

Edmon Chung

Katrina Sataki

James Galvin

James Gannon

The Leadership Team at ICANN is responsible for setting the strategic direction and overseeing the operational execution of the organization’s mission to maintain a stable and secure global Internet. Comprising key executives from various functional areas, the team collaborates to develop policies, facilitate stakeholder engagement, and ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks, all while addressing the evolving needs of the Internet community. Their leadership fosters innovation and drives initiatives to enhance the effectiveness and reach of ICANN’s global operations.

Leadership Team

The Communications and Stakeholder Engagement team at ICANN is responsible for fostering collaboration and open dialogue among diverse stakeholders, including governments, industry, and civil society, to support the organization’s mission. They manage communication strategies, organize global events, and provide resources that keep stakeholders informed and engaged with ICANN’s initiatives, policies, and programs. This team plays a crucial role in ensuring that all voices are heard in shaping the future of the Internet.

Communications and Stakeholder Engagement

The Engineering and Technical Roles team at ICANN is responsible for developing and maintaining the robust infrastructure and software systems that support the global Internet's naming and addressing functions. This team includes experts in DNS, software engineering, and technical implementation, who collaborate to ensure the security, stability, and efficiency of ICANN’s technical operations and services. They play a crucial role in executing innovative solutions and enhancing the overall user experience across the Internet ecosystem.

Engineering and Technical Roles

This department oversees strategic direction and decision-making within the organization.

Leadership

This department focuses on building and managing relationships with government entities and international governmental organizations.

Government Engagement

The Human Resources and People Operations team at ICANN is dedicated to fostering a productive and engaged workforce that aligns with the organization's mission. They oversee recruitment, employee development, compensation and benefits, and strategic HR initiatives, while ensuring compliance and optimizing HR processes to support the diverse needs of the global staff. This team plays a crucial role in shaping a positive workplace culture that enhances employee satisfaction and drives organizational effectiveness.

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Engineering and Technical Roles

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Government Engagement

Human Resources and People Operations

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