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TimeAgenda ItemLeadNotes
5 min
  • Start recording
  • Welcome & antitrust notice
  • Introduction of new members
  • Agenda review
Chairs
  • Antitrust Policy Notice: Attendees are reminded to adhere to the meeting agenda and not participate in activities prohibited under antitrust and competition laws. Only members of ToIP who have signed the necessary agreements are permitted to participate in this activity beyond an observer role.
  • New Members:
5 minAnnouncements

TF Lead


5 minTask Force UpdatesChairs
  • Drummond Reed will update on the Governance Architecture TF i.e. it is going to revise its charter for 2025
5 minNominees for ToIP Steering committee - 2025Scott Perry

Nominees from the Governance Stack Working Group

The Governance Stack Working Group had a meeting to discuss nominees for the Trust Over IP steering committee. Here is a list of the people who were nominated:

  • John Phillips nominated himself.
  • Scott Perry was nominated by Drummond Reed.
  • Steven Milstein asked Scott Perry to nominate him.
  • Drummond Reed was nominated by Carly Huitema in the Ecosystem working group.
  • Carly Huitema was nominated by Scott Perry and Judith Fleenor for the work she has done.
  • Kyle was nominated by Bree Blazicevic but she suggested there might be people ahead of him for the nomination.
  • Bree Blazicevic was nominated by Judith Fleenor.
  • John Jordan was suggested as a possible nominee by Carly Huitema, but it is unclear if he is interested.
  • Neil Thomson allowed his name to be put on the list.

Wendy Seltzer was also invited to be nominated, but said she would think about it and get back to Judith Fleenor.

It was noted that anyone on the call was welcome to be nominated. Judith Fleenor stated that she would check in with everyone whose name was put forward to make sure they accepted the nomination.

There are 13-15 positions to be filled on the steering committee.

10 minHeads up on the DICE conference in Zurich March 4-5

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theme for DICE conference (Zurich) is ecosystems 

DICE Conference in Zurich

Drummond Reed brought up the DICE (Digital Identity unConference Europe) conference, which will be held on March 4th and 5th in Zurich. He suggested that the Governance Stack Working Group should have a strong presence there.

Some information about the DICE conference:

  • The theme is "ecosystems, and how to build them quickly and successfully".
  • It is held twice a year, similar to the Internet Identity Workshop (
which of course is our bailiwick)
  • IIW).
  • It is facilitated by the same team as the IIW.
  • The last DICE conference had almost 250 people.
  • It is held at a venue called Trust Square, which is smaller than the Computer History Museum.

Drummond feels that the conference is relevant to the Governance Stack Working Group because it is focused on building ecosystems quickly and successfully. He believes that governance is just as important as technical interoperability when building these ecosystems.

10 minRecap of IIW session on First Person CredentialsDrummond Reed

A recap of the IIW session on First Person Credentials and how a governance framework for this new social proof of personhood ecosystem might evolve.

5 minAny other business

5 min
  • Review decisions/action items
  • Planning for the next meeting 



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