🎙️ The Timing of Decentralizing w/ Nick Naraghi
Stateless Podcast - Episode 3
Boardroom’s Stateless initiative is all about creating a community-driven resource covering digital and distributed organizations and their governance.
We’re excited to announce that we’ve recently partnered with Commodore to produce a podcast series on all things DAOs and governance. You can read a quick summary of the conversation below and you can listen on your favorite podcast app by clicking one of the links below.
In this episode, Commodore sits down with Nick Naraghi, the creator of Governors DAO. GovernorsDAO is a consultancy with an aim to help organizations with their progressive decentralization.
🎙 Listen to the interview in this week’s podcast episode:
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In their conversation, Commodore and Nick talk about a bunch of interesting stuff, including:
What GovernorsDAO is.
What excites Nick about distributed governance and DAOs.
The efficiency parity hypothesis, i.e. the idea that, at some point in the future, DAOs will become just as efficient as traditional organizations and the rate we’re going to get there is exponential due to the fundamental characteristics of open organizations (quick experimentation, forkability, and network effects).
The right time for organizations to decentralize and the timeline of decentralization.
The idea of authority negotiation or how to map out and allocate power and control of an organization.
How certain organizations are approaching their own progressive decentralization and what’s been successful so far.
How traditional organizations and DAOs are going to blend, or not, in the future.
We hope you enjoy the episode!
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