Lisa Rachjel
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Lisa Rachjel is the current secretariat of the ISO Joint Technical Committee.
In March of 2007, she gained visibility after deciding to place Microsoft's Open XML standards proposal on a fast track for ISO approval, despite oposition from several key voting countries and comments and criticism from 20 out of the 30 countries sitting on the JTC-1 committee for Ecma International standards. [1]
The countries in the ISO that opposed putting Open XML on the fast track are: New Zealand, Canada, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Finland, and Kenya
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