Governance
Decisions are written down before they are needed.
Governance answers three questions in advance: who decides, what they may decide alone, and what must go higher. A right agreed under pressure is not a right.
§05.1Governance
Where decision rights sit
Day-to-day operating decisions belong to the venture owner, one person named internally and accountable from G0 to G6. That person does not change when results disappoint.
Anything that changes what G2 approved returns to group approval first. Legal and compliance review clears or blocks G3, and commercial urgency cannot overrule it.
A decision taken outside these rights is void internally, and the venture returns to the last gate it cleared. The shortcut costs more than the process it avoided.
§05.2Governance
What the group will not do
- Describe an opportunity to an investor before G3 has cleared.
- Guarantee a return, or call any position safe or risk-free.
- Receive or hold investment funds through this website.
- Move money outside banks, licensed escrow or regulated platforms.
- Publish a name, figure, licence or partner that has not been verified.
§05.3Governance
Board and committee composition
The composition of the group board and of any standing committee is not published. The decision rights described above are in force; the list of who holds them is not yet publishable.
Publication requires a recorded appointment, a defined mandate, and the written consent of each person named.
Before you commit
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