Structure
COIN is an association for telecommunications providers. The association is managed by the COIN management board, which includes representatives of our members. The COIN administrative office is responsible for operations.
Within COIN decisions are made by the General Assembly, the most important governing body of the COIN association. The General Assembly meets at least bi-annually. All members are represented in the General Assembly and all members are bound to the decisions made by the General Assembly. Decisions are made by unanimity of votes.
Management board and administrative office
The COIN association is managed by the COIN management board. The COIN management board currently consists of:
Name | Organisation | Role | Term |
Jigo van Haperen | KPN | Chairman and General Affairs | June 2023 |
Florian Overkamp | SpeakUp | Information Management | December 2022 |
Alexander van ’t Zand | T-Mobile / Tele2 | Finance, FIST, HR | June 2023 |
Meinske van Heerswaarden | VodafoneZiggo | Legal, Communication | October 2023 |
Hans van der Giessen | CAIW | Public and Regulatory Affairs | October 2023 |
Nico Dammers | OneCentral | Innovation | December 2021 |
The COIN administrative office takes care of the operational affairs within COIN. The COIN administrative office is directed by Stefphen Mans and has its own personnel.
COIN Working Groups
Coordination and alignment on specific topics takes place within the COIN working groups. In the working groups further development of existing and future COIN services is being discussed. Do current services still meet market requirements and is there a need for new services? The COIN working groups are open to all members of COIN.
These are the current COIN working groups:
- Number Portability
- Switching
- 112 and Subscriber Information
- Access services
- Calling Line Identification
- ENUM
- Fraud Convenant
- Regional Roaming
Change process
COIN has a standard process for applying changes to its services. Proposals for change are submitted to the Change Control Board. The Change Control Board will assess a change. After approval by the Change Control Board a change will be effectuated and will be adopted in a COIN standard. All COIN members are represented on the Change Control Board.
