Governance and Branding Guidelines of the Cosmopolitan Party and Coalition

Introduction

The Cosmopolitan Party stands as a beacon of fairness, neutrality, and inclusivity, rooted firmly in the principles of a fair constitution. This comprehensive document elucidates the governance structure, including the roles and election processes within the Board of Governors, and the significant impact of dues-paying members and employees on board composition. It further sheds light on the Cosmopolitan Coalition, a distinct initiative within the Cosmopolitan Party framework, and delineates the branding guidelines for both entities.

Governance Structure

The Cosmopolitan Party Foundation is incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in the State of Delaware in the United States and is currently seeking recognition from the IRS to operate as a 501(c)(3). Its Articles of Incorporation are available at the Delaware Secretary of State’s website. It is governed by the Bylaws of the Cosmopolitan Party Foundation.

Founder

The founder, as the inaugural chair of the Cosmopolitan Party and Board of Governors, initially holds the authority to appoint the entire board. This power gradually diminishes as the number of dues-paying members and employees escalates. The founder retains the chair position until the establishment of a Global Cosmopolitan state or a 2/3 board vote for their removal.

Board of Governors

The Board of Governors, initially appointed by the founder, undergoes compositional changes as the party expands. This board is the linchpin for overseeing operations, making pivotal decisions, and ensuring the party’s steadfast adherence to its foundational principles.

Board Composition

  • At the Start: Entirely appointed by the founder.
  • At 100 Dues Paying Members: 10% board elected by members.
  • At 2000 Dues Paying Members: 50% board elected by members.
  • At 100 Employees: 10% board elected by employees.
  • At 2000 Employees: 50% board elected by employees.

Election and Removal of Chair

Subsequent chairs, post-founder era, are elected and can be removed by a 2/3 board vote, ensuring the chairperson’s alignment with the majority board vision for smooth and efficient governance.

Members and Employees

Dues-Paying Members

  • Membership Fee: $5 USD per month.
  • Voting Rights:
    • Elect 10% of the board at 100 members.
    • Elect 50% of the board at 2000 members.

Employees

Employees, hired for diverse roles within the party, hold significant voting rights:

  • Elect 10% of the board at 100 employees.
  • Elect 50% of the board at 2000 employees.

Cosmopolitan Party Branding

The Cosmopolitan Party’s exclusive branding symbolizes official membership and representation within the party.

Usage Guidelines:

  • Eligibility: Restricted to dues-paying Cosmopolitan Party members.
  • Representation: Utilized only when officially representing the Cosmopolitan Party.
  • Adherence to Guidelines: Strict compliance with the official brand guidelines is mandatory.
  • Restrictions: Unauthorized use or misuse is strictly prohibited.
  • License: Governed by the Cosmopolitan Party Branding License.

Cosmopolitan Coalition

The Cosmopolitan Coalition Action Fund is seeking to be recognized as a 501(c)(4) in the State of Delaware and By the Federal Government of the United States. The Cosmopolitan Coalition, operating with an appointed but otherwise independent board, is a free membership initiative for individuals and organizations aligned with the principles of a fair constitution. It is governed by the Bylaws of the Cosmopolitan Coalition Action Fund

Coalition Branding

Distinct from the Cosmopolitan Party, the coalition has its unique branding, allowing affiliates to publicly showcase their support and alignment with the party’s principles.

Usage Guidelines:

  • Eligibility: Exclusive to registered Cosmopolitan Coalition members.
  • Materials: Applicable to various materials including promotional content, events, and publications.
  • Restrictions: Should not imply official party membership or representation.
  • License: Governed by the Cosmopolitan Coalition Branding License.

Linking to Public Profiles for Branding Verification

To ensure transparency and integrity, individuals or organizations using either branding must publicly link to their respective Cosmopolitan Coalition or Party public profile. This mandatory measure reinforces credibility and accountability within the Cosmopolitan community.

Guidelines for Linking Public Profiles

For Cosmopolitan Coalition Members:

  • Profile Linking: Mandatory linking to the official Cosmopolitan Coalition public profile when using the coalition branding.
  • Verification: Serves as a verification tool for confirming registered status within the coalition.
  • Placement: Prominently displayed for easy verification.

For Cosmopolitan Party Members:

  • Profile Linking: Mandatory linking to the official Cosmopolitan Party public profile when utilizing the party branding.
  • Verification: Acts as proof of membership and affiliation.
  • Placement: Easily accessible and visible placement is required.

Conclusion

The Cosmopolitan Party’s governance structure is meticulously designed to ensure fair representation, inclusivity, and unwavering adherence to the principles of a fair constitution. The clear demarcation in branding and usage guidelines for the Cosmopolitan Coalition and the Cosmopolitan Party guarantees the integrity and exclusivity of official party membership and representation. The obligatory public profile linking when using Cosmopolitan Coalition or Party branding underscores the commitment to transparency, authenticity, and accountability within the Cosmopolitan community, enhancing the credibility of affiliated individuals and organizations and robustly safeguarding the reputation and integrity of both entities.

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