Keith Jarvis posted:Lastly, on the Board, I dug up our 'cede authority' proposals and it appears to me that the Board is in fact not our anchor circle but that our "Lead Operating Circle" is. I'm not sure how this changes things and am continuing to research.
Hi, everybody!
I am just developing now the initial structure of the organisation and I have a question that is pretty close to what have been discussed in this topic, especially, 2a question of [@mention:454478741268114544].
The only difference is we are not going to have a Board of directors, but we are going to have a Brain Center. The purpose of it is going to be 'To decide the direction of the company's development.', the accountabilities are going to be
Making the most important decisions of the company in accordance with Vision, Mission and the Purpose of the company.
Defining, developing and improving of basic business processes at the company.
This Brain Centre will include main Partners of the company from all the Circles I would choose (later the Brain Center will choose the Partners by itself), it also will include outside consultants(of economics, legal service, production industry professionals, etc.), holders of other businesses, everybody, who is needed to develop the company. All roles in the circle except standard Holacracy roles will be Cross Links.
Now I can not understand and would like to discuss the situation, whether to make the Brain Center Circle as an Anchor Circle of the company or as a Sub-Circle of an Anchor Circle, or maybe some third variant , like, to make Brain Center Circle as a Cross Link Circle (is it possible?) of the General Circle?
I think that it is better to use Brain Center as an Anchor Circle, because if it is a Sub-Circle of an Anchor Circle, the Anchor Circle can close the Brain Center, which is bad.
My initial structure looks like this now:
Maybe it is a bad idea to create a Brain Center and just to invite Cross Links to the General Circle, which exists now?