Jerome Stempert

Roles

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  Shareholder

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  Shareholder

  The Shareholders contribute financially to Time for the Planet®'s development. Any adult of age can become a Shareholder. Legal entities (companies, NGOs, regional governments...) can also become Shareholders.
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  Co-founder

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  Co-founder

  The Co-founders are the people at the origin of Time for the Planet®'s creation. They worked full-time for two years without receiving a salary, so the project could get off the ground. They built the strategy, defined the core values, and insured the good execution of Time for the Planet®.
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  Shareholder via an organization

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  Shareholder via an organization

  The manager of an organization that became a shareholder are the one who decided to become Shareholders via their company, NGO, or any other legal entity.
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  Scientific Committee

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  Scientific committee

  The Scientific Committee is key in the selection process. It assesses the technical feasibility of the innovations pre-selected by the Assessors.
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  Director

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  Director

  The Directors, also known as "Keepers", are responsible for the vision, values, and strategy and its implementation. They work in an operational way on a daily basis, each carrying the responsibility for an entire area of development (innovations, fundraising, administration, etc.)
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  Supervisory Board

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  Supervisory board

  The Supervisory Board represents all Time for the Planet®'s shareholders to the company managers. It constantly controls that the company is correctly managed.
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  Assessor

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  Assessor

  The Assessors are the people in charge of the assessment of the innovations submitted to Time for the Planet®. They are specially trained for that. Anyone can become an Assessor. But first, they need to follow the Assessor training: https://www.join-time.com/en/about/act/become-assesor
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  Quark

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  Quark

  The Quarks are the people helping actively Time for the Planet® on a daily basis, by lending a hand in one project or another. They are specially trained for that. Anyone can become a Quark. But first, they need to follow the Galaxy of Action training: https://time-planet.com/en/galaxy
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  Carer

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  Carer

  The Carers are people trained to welcome new shareholders. They are specially trained for that. Anyone can become a Carer. But first, they need to follow the Galaxy of Action training: https://time-planet.com/en/galaxy
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  Comet Leader

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  Comet leader

  The Comet Leaders are people taking all the mental load to realize an action fulfilling one of Time for the Planet® or its community needs. They are specially trained for that. Anyone can become a Comet Leader. But first, they need to follow the Galaxy of Action training: https://time-planet.com/en/galaxy
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  Trainer

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  Trainer

  The Trainers are people who give out Time for the Planet® internal training that allows our community members to get most of the roles described on this page. They are specially trained for that. Anyone can become a Trainer. But first, they need to follow the Galaxy of Action training: https://time-planet.com/en/galaxy
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  Gluon

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  Gluon

  The Gluons' mission is to take care of everyone joining Time for the Planet® community. They connect people who have a specific skill need to the ones who can answer this need. They are specially trained for that. Anyone can become a Gluon. But first, they need to follow the Galaxy of Action training: https://time-planet.com/en/galaxy
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  Planet Leader

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  Planet leader

  The Planet Leaders are the ones making sure the communities helping Time for the Planet®(called Planet) are lively places. They are specifically trained for that. Anyone can become a Planet Leader. But first, they need to follow the Galaxy of Action training: https://time-planet.com/en/galaxy