Carl Gahnberg is a Policy Advisor at the Internet Society (ISOC), where he is focused on issues related to Internet governance. In this role, Carl contributes the organization’s global policy development and its partnerships with international and regional organizations, engaging with global policy makers and non-governmental stakeholders on key Internet issues. This includes ISOC’s engagement in the UN system and the WSIS process, as well as contributions to the Internet Technical Advisory Committee to the OECD.
Carl holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Political Science from Lund University, Sweden.
Carl is based in Geneva, Switzerland.
Latest posts
Shaping the Internet's Future
26 February 2019
The Global Internet Report: Consolidation in the Internet Economy
The 2017 Global Internet Report: Paths to Our Digital Future focused attention on the significant potential of the Internet...
Community Networks
17 May 2017
With the Right Tools and Support, Anyone Can Build an Internet Connection
Billions of people are still offline. According to the most recent statistics from the International Telecommunication Union, 53% the...
Artificial Intelligence
26 April 2017
Will Artificial Intelligence Change The World For the Better? Or Worse? Read our new policy paper
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a concept that has a long standing tradition in the realm of science-fiction, popularized by...
Connecting the World
19 October 2016
Open Consultations at the ITU: How to build an enabling environment for Internet access
Last week, the Internet Society participated in the physical consultation of the ITU Council Working Group on “International Internet-related...
Improving Technical Security
21 June 2016
Innovations at the edge of the OECD's Ministerial Meeting in Cancun
The week of the OECD’s ministerial meeting has gotten off to a promising start as more than 170 young...