2025 is going to be a big year for NTARI. We're getting organized, making connections and adding some new faces. Stay tuned!
In January we will kick off the year with a quarterly meeting hosted on Zoom. The board will also undertake a two-month review and update of NTARI's bylaws. In February, each board member will publish a blog article in Node.Nexus. Subjects are TBD. In March, the board will begin its second annual project-- a review of NTARI's charter documents that will last until May.
April will host the second quarter meeting and in May the board will publish their second round of blog posts. June kicks off the Institute's Summer Quest-- a six month project titled: the Counsel Gathering, during which the board will gather other interested leaders to fill the board's seven seats.
July's quarterly meeting will be followed by an August publishing round by the board. The Summer Quest concludes in September followed by the fourth quarter meeting in October.
November will host an annual meeting of NTARI's board and members. Finally, we will close the year in December with the new board writing a joint post in Node.Nexus.
The board has seven side quests available throughout the year:
Publish a study in a Back End channel
Contact 50 community representatives
Write and submit a Grant
Fundraise $10,000
Update Candid Guidestar Profile
Start a for profit venture with the Institute
Foster a new partnership for the institute
The board must cooperate on a minimum of 39 tasks this year with 7 side quest points for extra credit. Support the board as they establish the Institute.
Relationship Management Operations
This year, NTARI will focus on building relationships with the authors, thinkers and communities that shaped the NTARI idea. You can see their names in the image below:
If you would like to learn how any of these authors influenced NTARI, visit the Meerkat Library to purchase or rent a copy through BooksRun.com
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