Commercial House Jini TOC Election
Jim Hurley <[email protected]>
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Commercial House Jini TOC Election
http://vote-toc-commercialhouse.jini.org
November 16 - December 5, 2005
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The term of one of the representatives (Michael Ogg, Valaran) from
the Commercial House on the Jini TOC has expired, and we need to hold
an election to fill that vacant seat.
First, though... a huge thanks to Michael Ogg for his many and
varied contributions to the Jini Community, and specifically on
the Jini TOC! Your keen insights and wit will certainly be missed on
the TOC.
As background to this election -- the Jini TOC is an oversight body for
the Jini Community, and is constructed of three members from the
Commercial
House, three members from the General House (individuals), and three
members
from Sun. This vote is to elect one of the three representatives
from the
Commercial House (Frank Sommers (AutoSpaces) and Calum Shaw-MacKay
(CountryWide
Assured)) hold the other two seats) for a term of two years.
There are two very worthy candidates running for the open seat:
* Dan Fraser (Paremus)
* Dennis Reedy (GigaSpaces)
More information on the process, short bios and contact info for
the candidates, and the ability to cast your vote is available at:
http://vote-toc-commercialhouse.jini.org
This is a vote for members of the Commercial House (commercial
licensees).
We look forward to your participation.
-Jim
[email protected]
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