Andrew Sullivan

Andrew Sullivan is a seasoned technical leader with expertise in building Internet infrastructure and governance. He bridges the gap between technology and business, possessing the ability to articulate complex technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders and vice versa. With a background in philosophy, Andrew brings a unique perspective to his leadership roles.

Andrew's educational journey includes earning a BA in Philosophy, Magna cum Laude, from the University of Ottawa, and studying for an MA in Philosophy at McMaster University. These academic experiences provided a solid foundation for his analytical and critical thinking skills, which he applies to his technical leadership roles.

Throughout his career, Andrew Sullivan has held various key positions in reputable organizations. He currently serves as the President and CEO of the Internet Society, where he continues to drive innovation and progress in Internet infrastructure development. Previously, he has contributed significantly in roles such as Chair and member at IETF Administrative Oversight Committee, Fellow at Oracle Dyn, Chair at Internet Architecture Board, IETF, Director of Architecture at Dyn, Principal Architect at Dyn, and many more.

Andrew's extensive professional background includes roles such as Director of DNS Engineering, SPFBIS co-chair, Director of Labs, Internet Scientist, DNS Extensions Working Group Co-chair, Operations chief, Director of Name Services, Data Architect, Operations lead, and DBA at various organizations like Dyn, Afilias, Shinkuro, Inc., and Command Prompt, Inc. He has also showcased his technical expertise as a UNIX and Windows NT Analyst at McMaster University and as a Coordinator of Computer Services at Burlington Public Library.

In his diverse roles, Andrew Sullivan has demonstrated a deep understanding of Internet infrastructure, governance, and technology advancement. His ability to lead teams, communicate effectively across technical and non-technical departments, and drive innovation makes him a valuable asset in the tech industry.