W3C
The World Wide Web Consortium needs little introduction. Headed by Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the Web, it is the organisation through which Web technologies are standardised (the best-known one of which is HTML).
I've participated in W3C working groups for many years (while working for ICRA/FOSI), notably the Mobile Web Best Practices WG in which I was active from its creation in June 2006 until 2008. My primary concern in the group was in the development of mobileOK.
Alongside my MWBP role, I chaired the first Incubator Group which then lead to the formation of the POWDER WG. This comes under the Semantic Web Activity and means that I also sit on the Semantic Web Coordination Group. There's more about POWDER on a separate page.
My role
I joined the W3C team in February 2009 to work on the Mobile Web Initiative, specifically to develop and deliver training around the relevant Recommendations. The most up to date information about this can be found on the MWI home page.