[arin-discuss] How does ARIN know who is CEO?

[Ted Mittelstaedt]

Hi Michael,

  Why would ARIN care who the CEO is?  Are you perhaps
referring to the e-mail sent out yesterday titled:

"Important New Requirement for IPv4 Requests"

 because, nowhere in that do I see the term CEO.  I
see the term "officer of the organization"

  Just a reminder, U.S. courts have held that any "officer"
of an organization has legal authority to bind the
organization to legal agreements.  It is not necessary
to get the CEO's thumbprint on a document - any person
designated by the company as a company officer can
do it - and if any company officer is notified by ARIN
of anything, it's legally equivalent to notifying the
CEO.

Ted

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> Subject: [arin-discuss] How does ARIN know who is CEO?
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> 
> Does anyone have any idea how ARIN knows who is the CEO of an 
> organization holding IPv4 resources, and what is the CEO's address?
> 
> I've never passed on this info, and in my case, it's a global 
> company which means that it is a web of interlocking 
> corporations with several CEOs, not all of whom would be the 
> best person to send a letter to.
> 
> --Michael Dillon
> 
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