“Governance Day" is a one-day event happening on August 29 in Buenos Aires, centered around Crecimiento. This DAO focused event aims to bring together governance enthusiasts, builders, and industry professionals in a collaborative space for debates, panel discussions, talks, and workshops.
Tickets: https://lu.ma/7yv3uyx7
The event starts at 10:30 AM and will include coworking space, coffee, and lunch, allowing you to spend the entire day with fellow DAO enthusiasts.
The agenda will immerse you in the governance models of some of the most important DAOs in the ecosystem.
You'll gain insights into their participation models, how to work and build in a DAO, how DAOs are managed, including frameworks, treasury management, PG, ways to measure the reputation and impact of contributors and more!.
11:30 AM: Exploring the DAO Landscape: A Journey Through the Ecosystem's Leading DAOs
12:45 PM: Operations Management in Small DAOs: Key Differences with Large-Scale DAOs
4:45 PM: Panel: DAO Treasury Management
5:15 PM: Grants & Governance: Funding Mechanisms
5:30 PM: Token Governance: How to Plan Your Token in an Interoperable World
6 PM: After at Club Lucero (more info here https://aleph.sola.day/event/detail/8641)
If you want to learn everything and more about DAOs in a single day, we look forward to seeing you there. We also recommend requesting your POAP to later collect your event merchandise.
The conference will focus on exploring the DAO landscape and the opportunities it presents for builders.
Key topics include:
- Funding Allocation and Grants Programs
- Protocol Governance and Progressive Decentralisation
- Legal & Compliance
- Exploring Treasury Management from Within
- Participation Incentive Mechanisms
- Impact Assessment
- How to Participate in a DAO: First Steps
And more!
More details coming soon.
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About us:
SEEDGov is a dynamic and evolving vertical within the SEED Org ecosystem, dedicated to shaping the future of decentralized governance in the Web3 space through active participation, community engagement, decision-making, and experimentation.
