Noelle joined the Internet Society in October 2013. She is the Senior Advisor, Policy and External Engagement.
Prior to joining ISOC, Noelle worked as a development analyst for global consulting firm Devex, where she examined public-private partnership trends in development cooperation. She began her career as a field researcher and journalist, and was special features editor of Philippine broadsheet BusinessWorld before pursuing a Master's in Media, Communication and Development at the London School of Economics, where she focused on Internet policy and regulation.
Noelle also holds a Master’s Degree in Asian Studies from the University of the Philippines, and has traveled extensively in the Asia-Pacific region for both work and leisure.
Noelle is multi-lingual and based in Manila, Philippines.
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Latest posts
Shaping the Internet's Future
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Lessons Learned from the Multistakeholder Process in the Philippines
In 2018, we began collaborating with the Philippines’ Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) to develop the country’s National...
Shaping the Internet's Future
1 August 2019
Asia-Pacific ICT Ministers Focus on Co-Creating the Future of the Internet
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Internet of Things (IoT)
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Growing the Internet
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