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2003-08-22 16:58:47 UTC
ANNE MITCHELL LEAVES HABEAS, MOVES TO INSTITUTE FOR SPAM
AND INTERNET PUBLIC POLICY
Ex-Habeas CEO Sets Sights on Spam, Email Deliverability, and
Legislation
PALO ALTO, CA - August 21, 2003 - Anti-spam attorney Anne P.
Mitchell has left Habeas, the assured email deliverability company
which she helped to found, and has stepped into a leadership role at
the Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy ("ISIPP").
"While it is very tough for me to walk away from a company which I
helped to found, and spent the last year of my life helping to grow,
it was the right thing to do," explained Mitchell. "The board
advised me that they were replacing me with a new CEO, with a
different background and focus, and asked me to stay on as senior
strategist. However, while I am phenomenally proud of all that we
have accomplished in the past year, it is unlikely that I would have
been comfortable with any new direction which the company may take,
and this would have been frustrating for all concerned. Working with
ISIPP is a much better fit for me at this stage, and I'm incredibly
excited about this opportunity."
Mitchell, who has provided advice to both state and Federal
legislators on anti-spam policy and legislation, has taken the lead
as President and CEO of the Institute for Spam and Internet Public
Policy, a privately funded think tank and consultancy firm. ISIPP
provides policy and procedure analysis and advice to both the public
and private sectors, including legislators, regulatory agencies,
email marketers, and ISPs.
"We have assembled an amazing group of expert advisors in Internet,
email, and spam policies and procedures, including Internet expert
and author John Levine, the California ISP Association's Mike
Jackman, and Internet intellectual property attorney Mike Grow," said
Mitchell, founder of the Email Management Roundtable and co-Chair of
last month's Email Deliverability Summit. "If you have questions
relating to spam or email policy, we're the ones to talk to."
About the Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy
The Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy (ISIPP) is a
privately held corporation headquartered in the heart of California's
Silicon Valley. ISIPP's advisors provide expert analysis and
consulting services to legislators, governmental and regulatory
agencies, industry leaders, educational institutions, and the press.
Founded in 2003 and privately funded, ISIPP sponsors and hosts such
industry policy and working groups as the Email Management
Roundtable, and the Email Deliverability Summit. For more
information see http://www.isipp.com
Contact:
***@isipp.com
The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be
the trademarks or copyrights of their respective owners.
AND INTERNET PUBLIC POLICY
Ex-Habeas CEO Sets Sights on Spam, Email Deliverability, and
Legislation
PALO ALTO, CA - August 21, 2003 - Anti-spam attorney Anne P.
Mitchell has left Habeas, the assured email deliverability company
which she helped to found, and has stepped into a leadership role at
the Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy ("ISIPP").
"While it is very tough for me to walk away from a company which I
helped to found, and spent the last year of my life helping to grow,
it was the right thing to do," explained Mitchell. "The board
advised me that they were replacing me with a new CEO, with a
different background and focus, and asked me to stay on as senior
strategist. However, while I am phenomenally proud of all that we
have accomplished in the past year, it is unlikely that I would have
been comfortable with any new direction which the company may take,
and this would have been frustrating for all concerned. Working with
ISIPP is a much better fit for me at this stage, and I'm incredibly
excited about this opportunity."
Mitchell, who has provided advice to both state and Federal
legislators on anti-spam policy and legislation, has taken the lead
as President and CEO of the Institute for Spam and Internet Public
Policy, a privately funded think tank and consultancy firm. ISIPP
provides policy and procedure analysis and advice to both the public
and private sectors, including legislators, regulatory agencies,
email marketers, and ISPs.
"We have assembled an amazing group of expert advisors in Internet,
email, and spam policies and procedures, including Internet expert
and author John Levine, the California ISP Association's Mike
Jackman, and Internet intellectual property attorney Mike Grow," said
Mitchell, founder of the Email Management Roundtable and co-Chair of
last month's Email Deliverability Summit. "If you have questions
relating to spam or email policy, we're the ones to talk to."
About the Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy
The Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy (ISIPP) is a
privately held corporation headquartered in the heart of California's
Silicon Valley. ISIPP's advisors provide expert analysis and
consulting services to legislators, governmental and regulatory
agencies, industry leaders, educational institutions, and the press.
Founded in 2003 and privately funded, ISIPP sponsors and hosts such
industry policy and working groups as the Email Management
Roundtable, and the Email Deliverability Summit. For more
information see http://www.isipp.com
Contact:
***@isipp.com
The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be
the trademarks or copyrights of their respective owners.