RE: bmwg chair

[Scott Bradner <sob@harvard.edu>]

good idea 

Scott

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bert has encouraged me to suggest the following

  kevin dubray is chair of bmwg (thanks scott).  he is a very good
  chair, running process, guiding technology, keeping and eye on
  process, handling politics, the whole enchilada.

  why not have some successful chairs, such as kevin, speak at the
  chair training session?

randy