Organizational Update - The Future of GNU Radio Project
summary
Project adopts a written Articles of Association and publishes decisions on GitHub; initial governance bootstraps the current officers into a General Assembly of natural persons that elects a three-person board to run day-to-day affairs. Board members serve two-year terms. Code-of-conduct enforcement moves to a separate team to avoid conflicts of interest. SETI Institute provides fiscal and administrative support with Derek Cassell named principal investigator. Supporting (nonvoting) members are under consideration; corporate members do not get votes.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:13Agenda
- 1:46Leadership
- 3:10Organizational Overview
- 4:08Leadership Structure
- 6:15Current Leadership
- 7:55Proposed Structure
- 8:15General Assembly
- 9:33General Assembly Membership
- 10:51The Board
- 13:17The Code of Conduct
- 14:36Supporting Members
- 15:42The City Institute
- 17:44Whats next
- 20:48Conclusion
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