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Lilly explains a foundation-held veto as a legal workaround to protect the separated structure.

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John GarryGeneral Partner · Garry ElevatorLinkedIn ↗
Lilly PokrakaProject Manager · Purpose Foundation
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John GarryGeneral Partner · Garry ElevatorLinkedIn ↗
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Lilly PokrakaProject Manager · Purpose Foundation
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Lilly explains a foundation-held veto as a legal workaround to protect the separated structure.

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Attributed contributors: John Garry; Lilly Pokraka. “Lilly explains a foundation-held veto as a legal workaround to protect the separated structure..” Mission Without Exit: Designing Ownership That Survives Success. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 10:04–11:25. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-75fe496f2df6

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Lilly explains a foundation-held veto as a legal workaround to protect the separated structure.

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John GarryGeneral Partner · Garry ElevatorLinkedIn ↗
Lilly PokrakaProject Manager · Purpose Foundation
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Proposed mechanism: An external holder can block reversal of protected rules.

Limit: Veto scope, enforcement and foundation accountability not independently assessed.

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