<aside> 💡 What is the Business Development Fellowship?
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April 2024, members of our group all attended different contributor sessions hosted by ArbitrumDAO Onboarding. After a couple of weeks, we were placed in this group to tackle BD from an Arbitrum DAO perspective. We have meet twice on our own accord, and have the broad mandate for a formalizing group objective and deliverables should we find the working group well positioned to add value to the DAO.
<aside> 💡 See this Google Doc for the most updated information.
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<aside> 💡 See this Proposal Draft to see what we are currently drafting.
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Fellowships are groups of people united by their pursuit of a desire. Desires are basically needs that the DAO has — think incentives, game development, community growth, etc.
The purpose of each fellowship is to ideate, discuss, research, and establish a plan through which we can address the DAO’s desires. To better understand the concept of fellowships, and how a fellowship should work, let’s use the Short Term Incentives Program (STIP) as an example. The program started after a group of people discussed, in a Telegram chat, the need for an incentives’ framework on Arbitrum. Tnorm lead the charge and formed a working group tasked with creating the incentives framework which we now know as STIP.
The goal of Fellowships is to create a streamlined process to facilitate discussions around a desire that eventually leads to some sort of actionable result. Initially, we propose each fellowship has at least 5 calls discussing its respective topic of interest. Our assumption is that after 5 calls of discussing a topic, either something comes out of it, or we know there’s not as much interest in it.
Name | TG Handle | Timezone |
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@Anonymous | @ RichJL | GMT -5 |
Teresa Carballo | @teresacarballo | GMT -6 |
Pranav Khanna | @check_fit | GMT +5.30 |
BorrowLucid | @BorrowLucid | GMT -8 |
Saurabh | @Saurabhd1 | GMT +5.30 |
Alvaro | @ninjabakufu | GMT -3 |
Git Smol | @gitsmol | GMT -5 |
chris dike | @chrisdike |