Mon Apr 11, 2016 Notes

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Connect True Fans to greater development program. If you have completed your TF subscription, we can apply for foundational fellowships.

Value proposition for Distributive Enterprise Fellows - $1500 per month, OSE offers proposal development for 3 months of development culminating in at least one workshop event. For some it is on-site ($500 more) but others is remote. Proposal development - 1 full day of time. Weekly meeting. Webinar. Risk share: OSE is compensated for time, based on clarity of direction, and person is rewarded for follow through, which addresses that people don't have enough information to make sound decisions as a general rule. To hedge such risk, OSE needs of conti uity and financial self-sufficiency must be addressed up front, given that its followthrough is guaranteed. OSE offering is further 3 hours of shop teaching per week, and tool certification. The first session there revolves around shop inventory. This combines site and etc.

Aquaponic greenhouse in front of HabLab guarantees revenue plus heat for the winter. Revenue from a workshop and from production, assuming development of a few other items - azolla, duckweed, etc, and integration with a separating toilet.

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