2 min	Welcome & Antitrust Policy Notice
10 mins	Discussion - Communications Strategy	A Walz
15 mins	Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) - ToIP sessions	D Reed	Notes
10 mins	Saturn V TIP - blog post	D Luchuk	Notes
5 mins	Contract - communications products	D Luchuk	Notes
5 mins	Action Items

Discussion - communications strategy

Alex Walz provides an update on group session (held Oct 15) to identify objectives, primary audiences and key principles for communicating publicly about trust over IP.
8 members of the committee took part in that sessions, which is contributes to on-going work toward a first draft strategy.
Follow-up session to be called after the Internet Identity Workshop.
Need identified to simplify messaging around our Foundation’s work rather than “going into the technical weeds.”
Opportunity to “own” the concept of digital trust and convey the real-world benefits of the stack for citizens, consumers, businesses.
Crucial to distinguish Trust over IP from other communities/organizations (e.g. Sovrin)
Charles Walton suggests there are three tiers to the Trust over IP message:

Discussion focuses on opportunities and requirements for IATA in the travel sector and various companies in health sector to come together at ToIP, acting as a “magnet” for organizations trying to understand how to use verifiable credentials to solve problems.
Trust over IP as the authoritative voice for digital trust.

Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) - ToIP sessions

Proposed session For event (Oct 20-22) - ToIP & Digital Trust Ecosystems.
Ecosystems get people’s attention because their demonstrate real-world benefits and adoption on the part of companies.
Opportunity to reflect the work of ToIP working group with high level of interest and participation.
Karl Kneis agrees to support the planning and convening of session on Day 1 of event.
GS1, GLEIF, Lumedic, MasterCard, Stanford U to be featured as examples of ecosystems emerging from ToIP model.
Several other ToIP members are expected to call sessions over the three days.
Take-aways from IIW can be a key topic of discussion at upcoming All Member meeting.

Saturn V TIP - blog post

David Luchuk confirms that revisions to the Saturn V TIP announcement have been completed, with thanks to Kimberly Linson and Wenjing Chu for leading the effort.
Drummond Reed and Karl Kneis agree to make final revisions so that the announcement can be published by Oct 19.

Contract - Communications Products

David Luchuk confirms that the ToIP Steering Committee approved the release of funds for the contract (per Statement of Work validated by this committee) to develop new communications products.
David Luchuk to liaise with Linux Foundation officials to issue contract.

Drummond Reed and Karl Kneis to make final revisions to Saturn V TIP blog post.
David Luchuk to ensure post is published by Oct 19
David Luchuk to ensure contract is issued for development of communications products.

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