3 seats
Founder representatives
Strategic oversight, operational updates, and coordination with the platform.
GovernanceHow Brossis is governed
Major rules and fund decisions are made by members through a nine-seat Governance Council, with assistance requests reviewed by a five-member Review Circle.
3 seats
Member representatives
Advocacy, community feedback, and policy recommendations from the membership.
3 seats
Independent advisors
Outside oversight, risk review, and governance accountability.
Council voting thresholds
Governance Council votes are recorded and subject to published quorum rules.
Standard decisions
Five of nine council representatives must approve.
Major decisions
Six of nine council representatives must approve — including changes to assistance amounts, fees, referral terms, or core constitutional rules.
Composition
Review Circle
When an eligible member passes away, assistance requests are reviewed by a five-member Review Circle before any payment is authorized.
Composition
Five voting members, independent of the assistance request.
Approval threshold
At least three of five Review Circle members must approve an assistance request.
Audit trail
Each Review Circle vote is recorded as part of the published audit trail.
Two beneficiaries
Each member names two beneficiaries — a primary and a secondary. If something happens with the first beneficiary, the second may request benefits and communicate with Brossis on behalf of the member’s estate. This is separate from Governance Council seat representatives, who govern the circle’s rules.
Governance Council
The Governance Council has nine seats across three constituencies. Council representatives vote on operational policy, fee structures, assistance rules, and constitutional changes.
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