September 2026 - Board Elections
Overview
In September, the Intersect Board Elections will take place — a vital opportunity for members to help select the individuals who will oversee Intersect’s strategic direction and ensure it remains aligned with its mission and community values. During this time members were able to elect two board members out of the seven that compose the Intersect Board.
Why it matters
Shape the future – Influence decisions that impact the Cardano community and governance framework.
Lead with impact – Represent members and ensure their perspectives are heard at the highest level.
Grow your experience – Gain valuable governance and leadership expertise in a global, decentralized organization.
Roles & Responsibilities
Before applying, we encourage you to review the Board Roles and Responsibilities to fully understand the expectations and commitments of the role.
Term Length
The two elected candidates will serve a 2-year term. This ensures continuity while allowing new voices to regularly join the Board.
Compensation
Board members will receive an annual financial compensation of $35,000 in recognition of their time, effort, and contributions.
Eligibility Criteria
Criteria for applicants
Must have been a member for at least 180 days (6 months) before application starts
Must be in good standing
Must complete Intersect’s required identify-verification process (KYC)
Must be willing and able, if elected, to provide legal name and address for Intersect’s required filings with the Wyoming Secretary of State
Must have previously served (appointed or elected) at least one term as a voting member of an Intersect Committee or as a member of the Intersect Board
Criteria for voters
Must have been an Individual or Enterprise member of Intersect for at least 180 days (6 months) before voting starts
Must be in good standing
Must complete Intersect’s required identify-verification process (KYC)
Key Dates
How to apply?
Applications will open from August 31st, 2026 at 12 PM UTC until September 11, 2026 at 12 PM UTC.
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