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# GM Radio📻 Questionnaire

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## Common Questions


- Tell us about ____, the genesis story, how it came to be, the mission and vision
- What if it turned out better than you imagined?
* What was the life you were living before? What about it wasn’t working? 
* What was your pivot point into web3/blockchain/crypto? What made you lean in? 
* Tell us a little about how you got into __, started working with _____?
* What is something you highly value and you are super focused on right now as a project?
* What got you into wanting to focus on the project?
* How is being a part of ____ or web3 helping you or supporting you or bringing this project to life?
* WHY does this project/vision you have need to happen in the web3 space? Why not in corporate or xxx?
* What do you hope it will create/do/improve upon/

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## Reference Qs from [DAO or Never](https://dao-or-never.simplecast.com/)

### Protocol Labs
* Tell us a bit about Protocol Labs - its origin story and primary suite of services. 
* In your work as a Digital Content Producer, when thinking about telling the story behind a project, what are the most crucial elements to portray?
* Outside of your work, you’re very active in many parts of web3 and have seen a lot of projects born on the blockchain. Can you talk about some that have been especially inspiring?   
* DAOs and their potential are a side passion of yours. From your perspective, why are DAOs important? What can DAOs offer that traditional organizations cannot?
* DAOs are new and there’s a lot of tooling and structure to be designed. What are some of the problem areas you’ve seen?
* Fast forward 5 - 10 years: is there an element of how society functions today that you think DAOs will have been able to improve upon? I know it’s just a vision right now, but can you be specific?
* Other suggested:
* You have seen a lot of projects come out of Protocol Labs. Can you talk about some that have been especially inspiring?   
* How do you look at DAOs and maybe more broadly how does Protocol Labs looks at DAOs? 
* What do you think is the mainstream perception of DAOs at this stage? 

### MCV
- Tell us about MetaCartel Ventures - how it came to be and its focus?
* Origin stories of the book of rituals
* How important are the memes
* Are there specific types of projects MCV likes to support?
* From what I understand, investment decisions are made by a board of over 60 people. Does that make it hard to come to decisions?
* Do each of you have equal say in the decision-making process? 
* Why is it important that the organization be structured that way? 
* There’s been a lot of interest in web3 and DAOs from institutional investors who are not crypto-native. Do you see a downside to that investor structure? 
* If you had to defend the DAO structure as an investment vehicle to an outsider, how would you do so?
* You both have been involved in web3 and DAOs since nearly its inception. How has it changed since you first got involved?
* You’ve probably thought a lot about what DAOs can offer, especially from an altruistic perspective. Is there an implementation of DAOs you hope to see in the near future that doesn’t exist now?


## nonce
* Spicy Question, why is nonce not a DAO ? 
* You are the founder of nonce, a co-living and co-working community in Korea. What was the inspiration for nonce and what are the main tenants of building such communities?  
* How does nonce sustain itself? 
* Can you share something about nonce’s evolution that has surprised you? 
* If everything plays out as hoped, what does nonce look like in 2 or 5 years?
* Beyond IRL communities, you’re also studying DAOs as a whole and are writing a book on them. Can you share the main thesis or a primary observation?
* In your opinion, what are some of the primary value propositions for DAOs over traditional corporations? 
* Have you observed differences in the evolution or purpose of DAOs in different parts of the world?
* As someone who’s thought broadly about the application of DAOs, what is an application or idea that might not be out there but which you hope to see one day?
* other suggested
* Tell us about your background and how you discovered the world of DAOs?
* What drew you to focusing specifically on DAOs, versus other elements of web3?
* What is the state of DAOs in Korea today? 
* What do you see as the main differentiators for the adoption of DAOs in Asia? 
* What are DAOs outside of high level decision making? (what does this mean?)
* Where are DAOs from the perspective of evolution of organizations?

## Opolis
* For Both
    * Tell us about your background and how you discovered the world of DAOs?
    * What drew you to focusing specifically on DAOs, versus other elements of web3?
* For Yalor
    * You’re joining us today as a user of Opolis - or rather, a member of the Opolis community. Can you briefly describe Opolis from a user’s perspective?
* For Josh
    * (following up on the above) Josh, are there any key elements of Opolis that Yalor didn’t mention that we should know about?
    * Can you elaborate on the need for Opolis in web3? What opportunities does Opolis create that traditional infrastructure doesn’t allow for?
    * How would a company that uses a web2 service for payroll and HR management transition to Opolis, and under what circumstances does it make sense for them to do so?
    * One way where DAOs differentiate from traditional business models is in the role the community plays. How does the Opolis community impact the company’s purpose or operations?
    * Are there any services or products on the Opolis roadmap you’re ready to reveal?
    * What are the demographics of the Opolis user base
    * How does the work token work
* For Both
    * I’m sure you both have many ideas for products or services that belong in the DAO space. Are you willing to share one or two that you hope to see built soon?

## Web3 + Philanthropy
* Both: Tell us about your background and how you discovered web3 and when you knew you wanted it to be part of your work.
* Zoe: For those unfamiliar with The Giving Block, can you give us a quick overview?
* What is your biggest challenge to convincing new organizations to join TGB?
* Can you share any surprising trends you’ve observed?
* April: maybe it’s only because I’ve known about it my whole life, but Make-A-Wish seems like a fairly traditional organization. Yet here you are, relatively early within the web3 revolution, launching NFT campaigns. Was that driven by Eugenio’s interest in NFTs or did someone at the corporate level promote embracing web3?
* What have been the biggest obstacles you’ve faced in incorporating web3 into the organization?
* Was Eugenio the first wish recipient to want to create NFTs or are you seeing more interest in the blockchain within your community?  
* Both: Clearly you both believe web3 will play a big role in philanthropy. Do you have a vision for how web3 can impact philanthropy that looks different from charitable giving today?

## Songcamp
* Tell us about your background and how you discovered the world of DAOs?
* What drew you to focusing specifically on DAOs?
* What is the mission of Songcamp? Genesis story?
* How did Camp Chaos come together?
* How are the different mediums working together, any surprises?
* (Not specific to Songcamp) Music DAOs and blockchain based projects are hot right now. What are some of the most important things music DAOs can do? 
* How do you think web3 can impact the music industry?