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<font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">Hi, Richard.<br>
Not sure why you are asking people in this list; this is not a
task for chapter leaders, but for the ISOC executives and BoT. But
that, of course, is a wrong task. First the BoT has to have a
discussion, based on a report about the problems with diversity
and lack of enough nominations from around the world. That,
however, should be preceded by another conversation at the BoT
level in order to find out if the current Trustees see this as a
problem (my guess: they won't ), and if they are willing to
address it. Etc., etc. <br>
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SO, before we (this list) even talk about a possible remuneration,
there are probably a dozen conversations, in which we are not part
of. <br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/6/22 11:42, Richard Barnes wrote:<br>
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<div>I think you have things precisely backwards here, Veni.
ISOC has a budget that "allows paying trustees" only to the
extent that the money paid to trustees comes from somewhere
else. A dollar we give to a trustee is a dollar we do not
spend on the mission. I would invite the folks wanting to
spend thousands of dollars on trustees to please indicate
which parts of the Action Plan should be cut back.<br>
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