- From: Markus Sabadello <markus@danubetech.com>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2018 21:58:01 +0200
- To: public-veres-one@w3.org
Hey, If you decide you may want to do it in Switzerland (I have no real opinion on what location would be best), then let's have a call to discuss, but yes I'd be happy to help. I have a "home town" in Switzerland where I am registered, but I don't live in Switzerland and I don't have an address there, not sure if that would work? Traveling there is easy for me; there's also a competent Swiss embassy here in Vienna. Markus On 07/13/2018 05:54 PM, Manu Sporny wrote: > On 07/13/2018 09:53 AM, Markus Sabadello wrote: >> I don't really have any experience in what it takes to set up or run >> organizations like this. > It's not difficult to incorporate, as long as you have the cash and the > lawyers, which Veres One does. > > One of the issues I'm concerned about is that I feel that we're being > gouged on the cash incorporation requirements ($~5K to do this in the US > vs. ~$70K to do this in Switzerland). > >> But I am sympathetic to Veres One and everything related to it, and >> I happen to have dual Austrian/Swiss citizenship, let me know if >> this could help in any way. > Thank you for that very generous offer, Markus... I had no idea about > your dual citizenship! > > This could be very important as you need to have a Swiss citizen > involved in the incorporation paperwork, IIRC. Adam will be able to > provide more detail there. > > If we were to proceed with you involved in some way, you'd be covered by > Director and Officer insurance in the organization and would be > compensated for travel/lodging/time/etc. Fundamentally, you might have > to show up in person once a year to file some paperwork and handle bank > account setup, etc... effectively becoming a trustee of the Veres One > Foundation, a position which I'd fully trust in your hands. > > In any case, that's a very compelling option that I didn't know we had > available to us. > > Is that something you'd be willing to do, Markus? Show up in person in > Switzerland to file paperwork or open bank accounts, as long as your > costs/time are covered, if required? > > -- manu >
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