Chris Corbin joins OKF Advisory Board

March 5, 2009 in News, OKF, Open Data

We are pleased to announce that Christopher Corbin is now a member of the Open Knowledge Foundation Advisory Board:

Christopher Corbin is an independent researcher and advisor on the information society and the knowledge economy with specific interest in policy and its implementation with respect to public sector information. He is an openly selected expert advisor on Europe to the UK Advisory Panel for Public Sector Information (APPSI). Recent project involvement with respect to public sector information policy has included the European Union eContentplus funded ePSIplus Thematic Network (2006-2009), the Geographic Information Network in Europe (GINIE) (2001-2004). He has also contributed to the OECD initiatives on Public Sector Information policy principles.

His wealth of experience regarding all things related to public sector information will be invaluable to the OKF. Welcome aboard Chris!

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