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Strengthening industry connections at ICANN Contracted Parties Summit

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  • Tony Kirsch
  • April 23, 2025
  • 1 min. to read
Strengthening industry connections at ICANN Contracted Parties Summit

The BSA team will join industry representatives in Hanoi, Vietnam for the ICANN Contracted Parties Summit from May 5-7.   

GlobalBlock’s notable achievements in its first year of operation would not be possible without the strong network of domain name Registries, service providers and agents who have joined the movement and lent their support to GlobalBlock’s mission.  

With more than 630+ included extensions to date and a wide range of accredited agents bringing GlobalBlock to market, nurturing and growing this network is crucial to ensuring our mutual, ongoing success.  

With the anticipated launch date for the next round of new TLDs now just a year away, brands and consumers are eager to understand how solutions like GlobalBlock will support the protection of IP and brand assets as well as prevent imitation, fraud and abuse targeting internet users during this next expansion of online real estate.  

This is a critical time for the industry to plan for a safe and considered rollout of new TLDs in terms of brand protection and online security.  

Attending the meeting in Hanoi will be Tony Kirsch (Commercial Director) and Quoc Pham (Senior Technical Manager). Tony and Quoc look forward to this opportunity to meet with partners and prospective partners particularly from the Asia-Pacific region, who may be interested in learning more about how GlobalBlock supports Registry health and brings a new revenue stream to Registry operators and services providers.   

If you’d like to connect with the BSA team in Hanoi, please contact your BSA representative or email us at hello@brandsafetyalliance.co.   

  

 

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