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# Blokista Assembly

Blokista Assembly is a governance body formed from particularly active members of the Blokista community. Its formation is the first step in transitioning full governance and ownership over the Blokista platform to the community.

Currently, Blokista Assembly consists of five Blokista ecosystem members independent from Blokista Foundation who have shown consistent dedication and commitment to the project, and already have a voice within the community.

Blokista Assembly's **current role includes the following**:

* taking over the control over the [Blokista Forum](https://forum.bccscan.com/) community discussion platform;
* implementing the Snapshot voting mechanism on Blokista; and
* managing the Community Token Pool.

## Community Token Pool

Blokista Assembly's budget will be initially constituted by the **Community Token Pool**. Each month, **200,000 BCC** will be allocated to it from the Blokista Bootstrap Pool (discussed [here](https://docs.bccscan.com/general/fuse-token/fuse-supply-and-current-distribution)).

Blokista Assembly will regularly distribute the Community Token Pool funds to finance grants, bounties, marketing, and other initiatives designed to serve communities building on the platform and drive innovation.

## Current Assembly members

### **1. Rob Brown, PhD** <a href="#b624" id="b624"></a>

***Council Chairman***

> Rob is a software developer and business operations expert with over 20 years of experience. He runs [Fuseprime](https://fuseprime.com/)**,** an independent organization that was one of the first validators on Blokista, and has been heavily involved in Blokista community management and strategic project development since 2019.

### **2. Luc Lammers** <a href="#id-1b91" id="id-1b91"></a>

***Council Member, Business & Marketing***

> [Luc](https://www.luclammers.com/) \*\*\*\* is a business development expert, SaaS leader, and startup enthusiast. He has been a committed member of the Blokista ecosystem since mid-2020 and brings a depth of growth-oriented experience to the team.

### **3. Lucas @ Blokista Core** <a href="#id-2105" id="id-2105"></a>

***Council Member, Business & Finance***

> Lucas is a financial expert and bank-less enthusiast with over 16 years of experience in financial management and consulting. Lucas joined the Blokista ecosystem in late 2020 and runs a validator. He brings an extra dimension to the development and presentation of Blokista in the business community.

### **4. Bertrand Juglas** <a href="#id-41a8" id="id-41a8"></a>

***Council Member, Technology***

> Bertrand brings over twenty years of open-source engineering and DevOps experience to the team, having worked extensively with Linux and other leading technologies. He was originally introduced to Blokista whilst working on the GoodDollar project where he remains a leading voice and prominent community member.

### **5. Jan Owiesniak** <a href="#bce2" id="bce2"></a>

***Council Member, Business & Technology***

> Jan has over 10 years of business and software development experience and currently serves as CTO and co-founder of an Augmented Reality platform designed to drive customer loyalty and boost sales. Having joined the Blokista ecosystem more recently in 2021, Jan has shown an enormous amount of commitment, providing support and feedback across the various different technologies that we are building.

### **6. Maor Stamati** <a href="#b624" id="b624"></a>

***Council Member***

> Maor is a software developer, a long-time active participant of the Blokista community and a co-founder of Flambu.


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