Geoff Huston has been working in the Internet for ages. He started the
Australian Academic and Research Network back in the 80’s and then worked at Telstra.
He’s been involved in the ISP industry as an operations manager, peering coordinator, network engineer, and architect. He is now APNIC’s Chief Scientist.
He’s been an IETF member since the early 90’s, a member of the Internet Architecture Board, and currently chairs IETF Working Groups on BGP Security and IPv6 multi-homing. He has authored a number of books and writes a monthly column on Internet technology.