The International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) is a federation of national associations of certified radio amateurs, representing over 150 countries and separate territories around the world.The three IARU Regions are organised to broadly mirror the structure of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and its related regional telecommunications organisations. The Regions comprise:- IARU Region 1: Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Northern Asia- IARU Region 2: The… Show more The International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) is a federation of national associations of certified radio amateurs, representing over 150 countries and separate territories around the world.The three IARU Regions are organised to broadly mirror the structure of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and its related regional telecommunications organisations. The Regions comprise:- IARU Region 1: Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Northern Asia- IARU Region 2: The Americas- IARU Region 3: Asia-PacificThe IARU represents the interests of the Amateur Radio Service worldwide to relevant international organisations, promoting the interests of amateur radio and seeking to protect and enhance its spectrum privileges. Show less

The International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) is a federation of national associations of certified radio amateurs, representing over 150 countries and separate territories around the world.The three IARU Regions are organised to broadly mirror the structure of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and its related regional telecommunications organisations. The Regions comprise:- IARU Region 1: Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Northern Asia- IARU Region 2: The… Show more The International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) is a federation of national associations of certified radio amateurs, representing over 150 countries and separate territories around the world.The three IARU Regions are organised to broadly mirror the structure of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and its related regional telecommunications organisations. The Regions comprise:- IARU Region 1: Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Northern Asia- IARU Region 2: The Americas- IARU Region 3: Asia-PacificThe IARU represents the interests of the Amateur Radio Service worldwide to relevant international organisations, promoting the interests of amateur radio and seeking to protect and enhance its spectrum privileges. Show less

Connogue Limited is a telecommunications consultancy providing expertise on all aspects of radio regulation and radiocommunications, including strategies and policy for spectrum management and the use of radio frequencies.See http://connogue.com

TRA is the telecommunications regulator for the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is responsible for service and frequency licensing as well as spectrum management matters for those telecommunications users which are subject to the Telecommunications Law. TRA also represents the interests of these users and potential users with national entities which are not subject to the Telecommunications Law.The Spectrum Advisor assists in the development of policy, regulation and legal determinations on… Show more TRA is the telecommunications regulator for the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is responsible for service and frequency licensing as well as spectrum management matters for those telecommunications users which are subject to the Telecommunications Law. TRA also represents the interests of these users and potential users with national entities which are not subject to the Telecommunications Law.The Spectrum Advisor assists in the development of policy, regulation and legal determinations on spectrum management matters (frequency management, spectrum engineering, coordination, licensing, equipment matters and enforcement). Also in respect of policy concerning towers and masts, health issues relating to electromagnetic emissions and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Show less

The GSM Association, a Swiss registered Corporation is the principal body for promoting and evolving the GSM wireless platform for international roaming and for the provision of standardised services; as the core of other systems employing different wireless access methods, and as the core of new applications.

The ERO (now ECO) is an international organisation operating under the auspices of the CEPT, the European postal and telecommunications regulatory body. The ERO's then principal functions were to inter alia support an extensive committee structure, provide a centre of European expertise on spectrum management and radio regulatory issues, facilitate consultations with industry and users and conduct forward planning studies in order to achieve a harmonised and efficient approach to European… Show more The ERO (now ECO) is an international organisation operating under the auspices of the CEPT, the European postal and telecommunications regulatory body. The ERO's then principal functions were to inter alia support an extensive committee structure, provide a centre of European expertise on spectrum management and radio regulatory issues, facilitate consultations with industry and users and conduct forward planning studies in order to achieve a harmonised and efficient approach to European spectrum utilisation in the future. Show less

Position entailed the processing of regulatory issues (including the radio spectrum) and the development of policy in relation to national, EC, CEPT, ETSI and ITU initiatives. This was essentially developing a regulatory policy and strategy for BT Mobile to facilitate access to the (then) new mobile opportunities e.g. GSM 1800, trunked, mobile etc. Testing and development of terminal products for the Integrated Services Centre (switch) based on customer requirements and possible developments in… Show more Position entailed the processing of regulatory issues (including the radio spectrum) and the development of policy in relation to national, EC, CEPT, ETSI and ITU initiatives. This was essentially developing a regulatory policy and strategy for BT Mobile to facilitate access to the (then) new mobile opportunities e.g. GSM 1800, trunked, mobile etc. Testing and development of terminal products for the Integrated Services Centre (switch) based on customer requirements and possible developments in personal numbering in fixed and mobile networks. Show less

Final post was Head of the Frequency Policy and Regulatory Group in the Radiocommunications Division. Responsible for all UK frequency policy and regulatory activities in the period February 1982 to May 1987. In addition, responsible for international and national regulatory matters, including the co-ordination of radio spectrum usage in the UK and Dependencies with neighbouring countries. Also responsible for major areas of work concerning ITU Conferences dealing with space and mobile… Show more Final post was Head of the Frequency Policy and Regulatory Group in the Radiocommunications Division. Responsible for all UK frequency policy and regulatory activities in the period February 1982 to May 1987. In addition, responsible for international and national regulatory matters, including the co-ordination of radio spectrum usage in the UK and Dependencies with neighbouring countries. Also responsible for major areas of work concerning ITU Conferences dealing with space and mobile radiocommunications. Appointed Chairman of the CEPT working group dealing with administrative and regulatory aspects of the management of the radio spectrum. Show less

Quality assurance of defence radiocommunications equipment and ancillaries.