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+ FSFE - About - Georg C. F. Greve - Curriculum Vitae
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+![[ Picture of Georg Greve ]](greve.jpg)
+Georg C. F. Greve
+Curriculum Vitae
+(State: January 2009)
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+Georg C. F. Greve was born 1973 on Helgoland, Germany. His career as a
+self-taught software developer began around 1987 through participation
+in various bulletin board systems (BBS). His first professional
+publication was an assembler program released in 1992. During the
+following years he worked as software developer for the University Medical
+Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, and for 'iD-Pro', a Free Software startup in
+Germany. Mr Greve also contributed code to the GNU Project.
+
+His academic career started in 1992, when Georg Greve began
+studying physics at the University of Hamburg. His academic degrees
+include a bachelor's degree with a specialisation in physical
+oceanography and a master's degree with a specialisation in biophysics.
+He also completed a diploma thesis in physics on scanning probe
+microscopy (SXM), an interdisciplinary work in the area of
+nanotechnology undertaken at the Computer Science department of the
+University of Hamburg.
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+A speaker for the GNU Project since 1998, Georg Greve began writing a
+monthly column on the GNU Project and Free Software in general in
+1999 under the title "Brave GNU World." The column was printed in
+English, German, French, Korean, Japanese and Portuguese and
+analysed the economic, political and social impact of Free Software
+and gave insights into various Free Software projects.
+
+In 2000, Georg Greve motivated a group of like-minded individuals to
+establish the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE), a non-profit
+organisation and centre of competence for the promotion, protection
+and political representation of Free Software in Europe.
+
+As founder and president of the FSFE since 2001, Mr Greve has:
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+ - Chaired FSFE's General Assembly and served as the organisation's
+ primary representative towards other organisations, governments and
+ intergovernmental organisations, including the United Nations and
+ the European Commission;
+
+ - Participated in the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
+ in various capacities, including as representative of the German
+ Civil Society coordination circle in the German Governmental
+ delegation, as co-coordinator of the Patents, Copyrights and
+ Trademarks working group of Civil Society, including political
+ analysis, strategic considerations and tactical implementation of
+ political positions on Free Software, Open Standards and Freedom of
+ Knowledge issues for Civil Society;
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+ - Overseen FSFE's joint work with the Samba Team on the antitrust
+ investigation against Microsoft by the European Commission and later
+ intervention in the European Court of First Instance (CFI);
+
+ - Coordinated FSFE's public policy group, including analysis,
+ strategic planning and tactical implementation regarding multiple
+ subjects in various fora, including the United Nations World
+ Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and Internet Governance
+ Forum (IGF);
+
+ - Developed concepts for various activities of the organisation,
+ e.g. the Freedom Task Force (FTF), and overseen the implementation
+ of these concepts;
+
+ - Represented the organisation on the boards of and participated in
+ EU projects, often being responsible for strategic issues and legal
+ maintainability;
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+ - Provided training to project managers at the World Bank about
+ the strategic economic, political, social and developmental implications
+ of Free Software, including business models and best practice examples;
+
+ - Authored and published many documents for the organisation,
+ including co-authorship of the Fiduciary Licence Agreement (FLA);
+
+ - Facilitated consensus building in various working groups inside and
+ outside the organisation, including mixed groups of volunteers and
+ staff;
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+ - Coordinated work of staff and volunteers in the organisation;
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+Between August 2007 and April 2008, Mr Greve was contracted by Google
+as Technical Programs Manager / Open Standards Specialist for the ISO
+DIS 29500 standardisation process. Georg Greve represented Google
+vis-a-vis various national standardisation bodies, and served as member of
+the German (DIN) and Swiss (SNV) standardisation bodies. He was involved
+in technical and strategic analysis, helped train local representatives
+for the company, and coordinated Google's activities for the DIS 29500
+Ballot Resolution Meeting (BRM).
+
+In 2008 Mr Greve served as reviewer for the European Commission on the
+QualiPSo project IST-FP6-034763, providing strategic analysis and
+counseling regarding project objectives, and evaluation of project
+success, to project management and the Commission.
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+Georg Greve is an experienced writer with hundreds of publications in
+English and German, and a seasoned speaker with experience gathered
+during many speeches, keynotes and seminars addressing a wide variety
+of audiences around the world.
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+Mr Greve is married and is currently living in the Zurich area, Switzerland.
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+More information about Georg Greve
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-Georg C.F. Greve
-President, Free Software Foundation Europe
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-Curriculum vitae (long):
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- Born 10. March 1973, Georg Greve has a classic scientific background
- as "Diplom" Physicist with biophysics, physical oceanography and
- astronomy as minor fields of study. His interdisciplinary diploma
- thesis was written in the field of nanotechnoloy at the computer
- science faculty of the University of Hamburg.
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- Software development was part of his life since he was 12 years old
- and besides a first publication of a program in a professional
- journal in 1991, it partly financed his studies when he managed the
- software development to evaluate SQUID-sensor data in the
- biomagnetometic laboratory in the University hospital of Eppendorf
- (UKE) in Hamburg, Germany.
-
- In 1993 he came in touch with Free Software and GNU/Linux. Being
- European speaker for the GNU Project since 1998, Georg Greve at this
- time also began writing the "Brave GNU World," a monthly column on
- Free Software published in the German Linux-Magazin and other
- magazines worldwide, as well as the Internet in up to 10 languages.
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- In early 2001, he initiated the Free Software Foundation Europe
- (FSFE, FSF Europe), the first Free Software Foundation outside the
- United States of America and the only transnational Free Software
- Foundation so far. Construction and coordination of FSFE as European
- non-governmental organisation, as well as its integration and
- coordination in global context was the focus of his work in the past
- years.
-
- The range of activities spanned areas like technology, politics,
- society, and economy as well as classical management. Among other
- things, Georg Greve was invited as an expert to the "Commission on
- Intellectual Property Rights" of the UK government or represented the
- coordination circle of German Civil Society during the first phase of
- the United Nations (UN) World Summit on the Information Society
- (WSIS) as part of the German governmental delegation; he als
- furthered networking the Civil Society working groups on European
- level as well as for the thematic working group on Patents,
- Copyrights, Trademarks (PCT) and Free Software.
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-Curriculum vitae (short):
-
- Born 10. March 1973, Dipl.-Physicist Georg Greve has a classic
- scientific background with an interdisciplinary diploma thesis in
- nanotechnology at the University of Hamburg.
-
- A software developer since he was 12 years old, Georg Greve came in
- touch with GNU/Linux and Free Software around 1993 and was appointed
- European Speaker for the GNU Project in 1998. Since then he has been
- writing the "Brave GNU World", a monthly column about Free Software,
- which is published in several magazines as well as on the Internet in
- up to ten languages.
-
- In early 2001 Georg Greve initiated the founding of the Free Software
- Foundation Europe (FSFE, FSF Europe), the construction and
- coordination of which has kept him busy on European and global level
- in past years.
-
- Within these activites between technology, politics, society, and
- economy, Georg Greve was for instance invited as an expert to the
- "Commission on Intellectual Property Rights" of the UK government and
- participated to the first phase of the United Nations (UN) World
- Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) on behalf of the German
- coordination circle of Civil Society within the German governmental
- delegation.
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-Working full-time for the FSFE since January 2001
+About Georg Greve
-CV as plain text.
+Georg Greve is a self-taught software developer with several years
+of experience on the job, and traditionally trained
+Physicist. Experienced writer with over a hundred published articles
+in English and German. Eight years of experience in the coordination
+of a multi-national organisation. Over seven years of experience in
+international policy at the United Nations, European Commission and in
+various countries, with focus on Information Technology related
+policy. Several years of experience coordinating interdisciplinary,
+international activities, often involving multiple
+organisations. Experienced speaker with speeches and keynotes at
+conferences and training seminars addressing a wide variety of
+audiences, including UNCTAD, the WorldBank and various training
+institutes. Strong background and interest in interdisciplinary policy
+issues involving technology, law and society.
- Responsibilities include European/Global coordination and planning
-for the FSFE, supporting the local representatives in their
-work; also work on political and legal issues as well as projects and
-giving speeches or informing journalists to spread knowledge about
-Free Software.
+For more detail, please see the full Curriculum
+Vitae.
-Projects
-Projects Georg Greve is/has been working on for the FSFE:
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+More information about Georg Greve
-Events
-Selection of a few events Georg Greve has
-been attending in his work for the FSFE:
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-- UN WSIS Contributory Conference on ICT & Creativity, Vienna, Austria, June 2005
-- United Nations World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), Geneva, Switzerland, December 2003
-- Information Society Technologies (IST) Conference & Expo, Copenhagen, Denmark, November 2002
-- "Free Software Symposium 2002" Tokyo, Japan, October 2002
-- Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, London, UK, January 2002
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[ More information available in FSFE events section and newsletter ]
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-Articles/Documents
-Selection of a few articles and documents Georg
-Greve has been working on during his work for the FSFE:
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[ More publications available on personal home page ]
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-Videos
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-Pictures
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-If you are looking for portrait pictures that can be
-used with interviews, articles and such, they are available
-on the personal home
-page.
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-More Information
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-More information about Georg Greve is available on his Fellowship page.
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-Another possible source of information is his Advogato account.
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-You could also read his blog.
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-Even more information can be found on his personal home page
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