S4 Intent 3: Spread Awareness of the Optimistic Vision
Proposed Mission: Increase the number of builders and testers in the OP ecosystem in order to create more products within this network. We want to help people with their english learning.
+15 face-to-face events organized
+50 attendees per event.
+400 members in our main communication channel.
Proposal Tier 45: Fledgling Tier
Please verify that you meet the qualifications for submitting at the above Tier: If an Alliance is comprised of individual contributors tiers, the Tier at which that Alliance may submit should be the Tier at which the Alliance Lead qualifies.
Baseline grant amount: 15k OP
We also want to get feedback from the OP ecosystem.
% of total available Intent Budget: 0.01%
Please check here if access to upfront capital is a barrier to completing your Mission and you would like to be considered for a small upfront cash grant: [yes/no] There is no guarantee that all approved Missions will receive cash grants. No
Alliance name: ENGLISH NETWORKING CLUB LATAM FOR TESTING WEB3 PRODUCTS
Alliance Lead: Lilian Santos
Contact info: liliansantosm12@gmail.com . Twitter & telegram: @piuranA_InBlock
L2 recipient address: 0xE5df6a208EE99F3D7516d3f6f97416e7b402aeaF
Please list the members of your Alliance and link to any previous work:
- Genesis Hernandez. Building in Blochckain & web3 products.
- Lilian Santos: Grants Director at Women Biz. Co-founder of English Networking Club (ENC). Builders week scholar in Lisbon, Portugal.
- David Tacuchi: Marketing director & Communication at ENC
- Beatriz Lopez: Financial & Strategy Director at ENC. Enthusiast in web3 products
Please explain how this Mission will help accomplish the above Intent:
The English Networking Club Latam for Testing Web3 Products is an exclusive community of enthusiasts in web3 located in Peru, dedicated to testing and evaluating Web3-based products in an English-speaking environment. The keep is invite to people who wants to explain about their entrepreneurship & projects while receiving feedback from our community.
This club focuses on creating a collaborative space for those interested in emerging technologies related to Web3, such as blockchain, smart contracts, and decentralized applications. Its main objective is to promote the adoption and development of these technologies in the Latin American region while fostering improved English communication skills.
In fact, the club organizes events, workshops, and talks where industry experts share their knowledge and experiences in the field of Web3. These activities provide networking and collaboration opportunities among members, thereby fostering the building of strong professional relationships.
The English Networking Club Latam for Testing Web3 Products stands out for its focus on combining Web3 technology with English communication, providing its members with a competitive advantage by expanding their professional network internationally and opening new collaboration opportunities with companies and projects worldwide.
What makes your Alliance well-suited to execute this Mission?
The foco is to provide to the OP ecosystem the tools and usability of the products to our community and that increase the number of people involved in the ecosystem.
Lilian has experience with OP tools and management processes.
Beatriz has experience in planification, organization and roadmap of products.
Genesis, in Commercial & Relationship with customers.
David works with brands, startup and entrepreneurs.
Please list a critical milestone. The critical milestone should be a measure of whether you’ve made best efforts to execute what is outlined in this proposal or not. If you fail to achieve your critical milestone, your grant may be clawed back.
How should Token House delegates measure progress towards this Mission: These should focus on progress towards completion. Including expected completion dates for each.
Roadmap for the English Networking Club Latam for Testing Web3 Products:
Benchmark milestone 1: Educational Events and Workshops (August 28, 2023)
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Organize introductory workshops on Web3 technologies to familiarize members with the concepts and tools.
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Invite guest speakers from the industry to share their expertise and insights.
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Host educational webinars and online courses focused on English language skills for effective communication.
Benchmark milestone 2: Testing and Evaluation Sessions (Nov. 15, 2023)
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Coordinate regular testing and evaluation sessions for Web3 products and projects.
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Establish guidelines and criteria for assessing the functionality, usability, and security of the tested products.
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Collaborate with Web3 developers and project teams to provide valuable feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Benchmark milestone 3: Networking and Collaboration (January,2024)
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Organize networking events and conferences where members can connect with professionals from the industry.
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Facilitate collaborations among members for joint projects and initiatives.
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Encourage knowledge-sharing and collaboration through collaborative documentation and open-source contributions.
In general: Community Outreach and Partnerships
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Reach out to local universities, organizations, and communities to raise awareness about the club’s activities.
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Establish partnerships with relevant industry associations, startups, and established companies.
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Collaborate with other Web3 communities and clubs worldwide to foster global connections and knowledge exchange.
Growth and Expansion
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Continuously recruit new members to expand the club’s reach and expertise.
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Offer specialized training programs and certifications for members to enhance their skills.
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Explore opportunities to organize regional conferences, hackathons, or showcases for Web3 products.
Sustainability and Long-Term Impact with Optimism
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Develop a sustainable funding model to support the club’s operations and activities.
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Measure and evaluate the impact of the club in terms of knowledge exchange, professional development, and contributions to the Web3 ecosystem.
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Continuously adapt and evolve the club’s roadmap based on the changing landscape of Web3 technologies and community needs.
All the participants need to give us a MVP builder in OP red.
How should badgeholders measure impact upon completion of this Mission? These should be focused on performance and may be used by badgeholders to assess your Misson’s impact in the next round of RetroPGF.
- KPI : N° product tested per month
Measures the number of people who register and participate in the club. This will give you an idea of the acceptance and reach of the event. Count the number of projects that are tested. This will give you an idea of the active participation of the people and the level of creativity and collaboration.
- KPI 2: Number of people in the club per month
With surveys or questionnaires to assess participant satisfaction with the club, activities, speakers, mentors, and overall experience in the OP ecosystem.
Breakdown of Mission budget request:
I confirm that my grant will be subject to clawback for failure to execute on critical milestones: Yes
I confirm that I have read and understand the grant policies: Yes
I understand that I will be required to provide additional KYC information to the Optimism Foundation to receive this grant: Yes
I understand that I will be expected to following the public grant reporting requirements outlined here: Yes