[Chapter-delegates] Resignation from the Position of Vice President

[levy syanseke]

Dear Sheikh,

I do understand leadership challenges and as Raymond, Alphonce and others
highlighted, resigning wouldn't be a good idea.

I recommend you reach out to your team, find out why they didn't add you to
the InSIG team or how you could help. And going forward, ask how you can
help, and possibly being proactive on some activities would be helpful.

Otherwise, reconsider your decision.

Regards
Levy Syanseke
Internet Society Zambia Chapter  - President
Ramah Designs  - Lead Designer/Founder
ICANN Fellow | GhanaSIG Fellow


On Wed, 2 Oct 2024, 11:33 Thato Mampe via Chapter-delegates, <
chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org> wrote:

> Is there any dispute resolution method that the chapter provides or has in
> place ? I think you should reconsider quitting. Leaders stay and solve
> issues before resigning. Your constitution should guide on what to do
> during dispute resolution.
>
> Take this as a learning step.
>
> Wishing the committee a success on solving this issue.
>
> Warm regards
>
> Vice secretary - Lesotho Chapter
>
> On Tue, 1 Oct 2024, 09:40 Sheikh Raashid Javid via Chapter-delegates, <
> chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org> wrote:
>
>> Hi team,
>>
>> I hope this message finds you well.
>>
>> It is with a heavy heart that I am writing to formally resign from my
>> position as Vice President at ISOC India Bengaluru Chapter, effective
>> 1-Oct-2024.
>>
>> I have always valued the opportunities and experiences I have had during
>> the last month. However, I recently became aware that I was not invited to
>> the important event inSIG 2024 held by the ISOC India Bengaluru Chapter.
>> Being Vice President of ISOC India Bengaluru Chapter, while checking with
>> Adarsh, Secretary ISOC India Bengaluru Chapter, I came to know that I was
>> not included as a part of any committee in inSIG 2024. Further, I was being
>> told that it is decided by some other committee on who should be or not
>> invited to attend inSIG 2024, while some members from ISOC India Bengaluru
>> managed to be a part of all the committees like steering committee,
>> organizing committee, fellowship committee. My question is that being a VP
>> of ISOC India Bengaluru chapter and not allowed to attend the event being
>> conducted by ISOC India Bengaluru Chapter, then what is the need of having
>> a VP in your chapter if it is being controlled by someone else.
>>
>>
>> This exclusion has led me to reflect on my role and the value I bring to
>> the organization. Being left out of such a significant event has made me
>> feel undervalued and disconnected from the core activities of the
>> organization.
>>
>> While this decision was not made lightly, I believe it is in the best
>> interest of both myself and the organization. I am committed to ensuring a
>> smooth transition.
>>
>> Thank you for the support and opportunities you have provided me last
>> month. I wish the organization continued success in all its future
>> endeavors.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Sheikh Raashid Javid
>> Ex-VP ISOC India Bengaluru Chapter
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