Magenta Ceiba is a co-founder of DAO Drops, an experiment in Web3 grants that uses on-chain data to ascertain who would be informed decision makers for grants allocation, as well as amazing UX that makes the grants process fun. https://daodrops.io She has also participated in and researched multi-stakeholder governance processes for funding distribution across movement coalitions, where grantees and funders together strategize around most effective use of the funds. The experience informs her contributions to Web3 grants. Lastly, she was a first beta tester for Giveth as well as their first marketing copywriter, alongside fellow Bloom co-founder Danibelle Gennety of Giveth and a Local Bloom hub in Costa Rica. Danibelle has decades of experience with community fund allocation and general decision-making and conflict resolution, as well as decades of experience in traditional philanthropy via working for the Gates Foundation. 12 co-founders of Bloom Network developed a global decentralized governance model that is designed to be resilient against power abuse. Our Web3 grants model is engineered to power that governance model and maintain place-based wise governance by real communities. Together, along with members of dOrg, we have discussed using algorithmic governance and on-chain data to assist with forming governing bodies representing diverse knowledge and diverse affected stakeholder. Down the road we'll likely use something like Hats Protocol to run that. Lastly, we worked with an all-female legal team at Jason Weiner for two years to encode our governance model into a federated cooperative/DAO as a Colorado Limited Cooperative Association. It was the only way we found for the network infrastructure to truly be internationally owned, and for the token part of our grants system to be legally above board across borders.