The role of the Trust is to elect (and potentially replace) board members; its formal power comes entirely from the fact that it will eventually elect a majority of the board seats.
The post mentions a “failsafe” where a supermajority of investors can amend this arrangement, which I think is a reasonable compromise. But I’m not aware of any public information about what that supermajority is, or whether there are other ways the Trust’s formal powers could be reduced.
Dylan Matthews reports the members of the board here: Dario, Daniela, Luke Meulhauser, and Yasmin Razavi. (I think it’s also listed plenty of other places.)
The role of the Trust is to elect (and potentially replace) board members; its formal power comes entirely from the fact that it will eventually elect a majority of the board seats.
The post mentions a “failsafe” where a supermajority of investors can amend this arrangement, which I think is a reasonable compromise. But I’m not aware of any public information about what that supermajority is, or whether there are other ways the Trust’s formal powers could be reduced.
Dylan Matthews reports the members of the board here: Dario, Daniela, Luke Meulhauser, and Yasmin Razavi. (I think it’s also listed plenty of other places.)