The Trinidad and Tobago Network Information Centre

The policies and regulations to be followed for the administration of the .TT Country Code Top Level Domain are determined by a committee whose members represent the major Internet stakeholders within Trinidad and Tobago. This Multi-Stakeholder Advisory Group consists of:

Patrick Hosein	TTMAG Chairman from TTNIC. Patrick Hosein attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where he obtained five degrees including a PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. He has worked at Bose Corporation, Bell Laboratories, AT&T Laboratories, Ericsson and Huawei. He has published extensively with over 80 refereed journal and conference publications. He holds 39 granted and 42 pending patents in the areas of telecommunications and wireless technologies. He was nominated for the Ericsson Inventor of the Year award in 2004, was the Huawei US Wireless Research Employee of the year for 2007 and is a 2015 Anthony Sabga Caribbean Laureate for Science and Technology. Patrick is presently the administrative and technical contact for the TT top level domain, CEO of the TTNIC and a Professor of Computer Science at the University of the West Indies. His present areas of research include radio resource management, QoS and pricing for 5G cellular networks.
George Gobin	TTMAG Alternate Chairman from TTNIC. George Gobin is currently the Chief Technology and Information Officer (CTIO) at SM Jaleel & Co. headquartered in Trinidad. He is responsible for a team of professionals that support Global Infrastructure, Business Intelligence, Information Risk & Security Management, Systems Architecture , Technology Innovation and Applications for Enterprise Information Systems. Prior to this he was the Microsoft Regional Manager for Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, Belize Turks & Caicos and Jamaica (BCBBTJ).He was also the General Manager for the Microsoft West Indies regional office of Microsoft Corporation USA and was based in Port of Spain, Trinidad. He has had the experience of engaging with the Caribbean governments around their E-Govt strategies and also consulting with top commercial organizations in the region who are involved in finance, energy, and telecommunications. George has been in the Information Technology field for the last 35 years.
Cintra Sooknanan	TTMAG Secretary. Cintra Sooknanan is an accomplished Attorney at Law in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago also holding a BSc in Computing and Information Systems. Her specialisation includes Corporate Commercial, ICT and IP matters. She continues to contribute locally in the reform of legislation and policy relating to Intellectual Property (with special focus on new gTLDs and traditional knowledge), E-commerce, National ICT Agenda, Privacy and Data Protection, E-government, Child Protection, Internet Governance and Cybersecurity. At an International level, she has been heavily engaged in working groups of the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and also through the Internet Society International, she continues to represent the interests and needs of local internet end-users. Ms. Sooknanan has over 10 years experience building local ICT Not-for-Profit organisations, having leadership and involvement through much of her professional and academic career. She is the Founding Chair of the Internet Society Trinidad and Tobago Chapter.
Sanjay Bahadoorsingh	Academic Community Representative from UWI. Sanjay Bahadoorsingh was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad. He completed the B.Sc. degree at The University of The West Indies, the M.Sc. degree at UMIST and the Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering at The University of Manchester. He continued post doctoral research at Manchester until he joined the Faculty of Engineering at The University of the West Indies, St Augustine as a lecturer in 2010. He has published several technical articles in power systems operation and planning, renewable energy, asset management and dielectric ageing. He is a locally registered Electrical Engineer, the 2014-15 Chairman of the IEEE Trinidad & Tobago Section, a CAPE examining committee member and serves on various technical committees.
Dev Gosine	Civil Society Representative from the Rotary Club. Dev Gosine held the following offices in Rotary: President, Assistant Governor, and District Secretary. He is an active Amateur Radio Operator in Voice, Data and Satellite communications. Dev is currently the Secretary of the Trinidad and Tobago Amateur Radio Society and Vice Principal (Ag) of Naparima College
Tracy Hackshaw	Technical Community Representative from ISOCTT. Mr. Tracy F. Hackshaw is founding Vice Chair of the Internet Society Trinidad & Tobago Chapter. Tracy possesses over twenty (20) years experience spanning work in the public and private sectors both locally and internationally including representing Trinidad & Tobago in various international forums. Included in his portfolio are engagements on the Executive Management Committee of the Commonwealth Cybercrime Initiative, a two-year term as Vice Chair of ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee, Small Island Developing States annual workshop co-ordination at the United Nations Internet Governance Forum, Academic Teaching and Research work at the DiploFoundation/University of Malta and at the University of West Indies, as well as professional leadership roles in the Ministries of Science and Technology and Public Administration, iGovTT, ttconnect, Star.tt among several other entities and organisations.
Rabindra Jaggernauth	Business Community Representative from TTCSI. Mr. Rabindra Jaggernauth is an IT and Management Consultant. He was the CEO of the National ICT Company Limited (iGovTT) and before that Managing Director of Esprit Consultants Limited, an IT and Management Consulting firm. He is an ex-Partner in charge of Management Advisory Services at Ernst & Young. He is also President of the Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries, a founding member and was the first President of the Information and Communications Technology Society. He has a Bachelor of Mathematics majoring in Computer Science and a Masters in Operations Research and Systems Analysis. He is Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT and a Certified Management Consultant. He is a Fellow of the British Computer Society. He has over thirty years industry experience including twenty six in consulting.
Kathy-Ann Joseph-Creese	Government Representative from NIHERST.
Jacqueline Morris	Academic Community Representative from UTT. Jacqueline A. Morris lives and works in Trinidad and Tobago. In addition to teaching in the field of Educational Technology at the University of Trinidad and Tobago, School of Learning, Cognition and Education, she is very active in the fields of Internet technology, Internet Governance and Caribbean ICT issues. She was an appointed member of ALAC (ICANN 's At Large Advisory Committee) from 2005 to 2007, and was Chair of that committee in 2007. Under her chairmanship, the ALAC successfully created 5 regional end-user organisations to ensure that ICANN's policies were influenced by the views of the global community of Internet end users, and submitted several policy commentaries and one major policy initiative to ICANN, as well as participated in the IGF in Rio, facilitating a workshop on IDNs. She was the At Large's liaison to the ccNSO at ICANN for 2007-2008, a member of the ALAC BCEC and Associate Chair of the ICANN NomCom in 2010-2011. She also sat on the ICANN NomCom for 2012 as a member for At Large, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Ajmal Nazir	Business Community Representative from TTIX. Ajmal Nazir graduated in Computer Systems Engineering (B.Eng) from City University, London. He then joined Goldman Sachs in their EnterpriseTechnology division where he was responsible for real time business critical trading systems. Ajmal has been responsible for the technology in Green Dot. He specialises in all facets of digital wireless communications and signal processing, both low and high powered digital RF transmission and interference management. Ajmal has also implemented business process mapping and automation. He has been part of a number of technical and other working committees with TATT, he has worked with the Electrical Engineering Department of UWI and regularly gives presentations at regional telecom conferences. He has very strong legal and regulatory appreciation. He is currently the Vice Chair for the TTIXP as well as the Director of Strategy and Growth for Green Dot across the caribbean. He is also a member of the Caribbean Corporate Governance Institute.
Dev Anand Teelucksingh	Technical Community Representative from TTCS. Dev Anand has been tinkering with computers since the Commodore 64 days, earning "A" distinctions in both G.C.E O-level and A-level Computer Studies at St. Mary's College, Trinidad. He studied and graduated with a BSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of the West Indies, Trinidad. He works as an electrical engineer and IT administrator at Engineering Consultants, a company that specialises in electrical, mechanical and heating/air conditioning designs. He founded the Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS) in 1997, a computer user group focusing on hardware, software and the Internet. Apart from managing the various activities of TTCS, he has also been a lead drafter of many of the TTCS's comments on ICT related policies in Trinidad and Tobago for the past decade and the lead developer of the TTCS OSSWIN CD and now DVD, a collection of Free and Open Source Software for Windows.