it.com it.com Domains at NDDCamp in Strasbourg

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On March 20-21, 2025, it.com Domains joined NDDCamp in Strasbourg, France. Andrey Insarov, Founder and CEO, Joe Alagna, Chief Strategy Officer, Tess Diaz, Director of Channel Development, and Alessandro Baruffi, Director of International Partnerships, represented the company at the event.

NDDCamp (Nom de Domaine, which is French for “Domain name”) is one of the most important events in the European domain industry.

This event brings together professionals from various fields, including registrars, lawyers, SEO consultants, domain name investors, developers, etc. The purpose of NDDCamp is to promote best practice in the domain name sector and discuss the current key topics.

Participating in NDDCamp allows us to not only showcase our commitment to the domain industry but also to engage with key stakeholders in Europe, share insights, and collaborate on innovative solutions that drive our sector forward,

said Andrey Insarov.

This year, during the round tables, participants discussed important issues such as DNS (domain name system) abuse and the Next round of nTLDs (new top-level domains).

One of the main goals of NDDCamp was to establish connections between participants. To achieve this, the organizers created convenient areas where everyone could discuss topics outside the official setting and build networks.

This is our third time in a row as Gold sponsors for it.com Domains. It was great to see our growing recognition in the French market, and to have the opportunity to meet current registrars and prospective ones alike, in a convivial and highly informative gathering, allowing everyone to catch up on the new trends,latest challenges and innovations in our industry,

said Alessandro Baruffi.

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Here is 1 of the proofs Me (the tallest one), a man in the middle is Sebastien, CEO of Netim, followed by Alessandro Baruffi of it.com Domains.