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# Intersect membership

Be part of the community, take an active role in the next generation of Cardano, and make positive change a reality.

Intersect membership allows you to shape the future of Cardano. As a member, you can have real influence over governance decisions, champion essential projects, and help build a stronger ecosystem. Participate in specialized committees, vote on pivotal initiatives, and access exclusive grants and networking opportunities. Join a community of innovators driving meaningful change in blockchain—your voice matters here.

#### Exclusive benefits for members:

* **Committees, groups, and boards:** Participate in forming Cardano governance recommendations.
* **Voting rights:** Influence critical decisions by participating in board elections and governance committees.
* **Access to funding:** Apply for community grants and funding to drive utility projects and ecosystem growth.
* **Networking opportunities:** Engage with other members at exclusive events and gain early insights on upcoming projects.
* **Increased visibility:** Showcase your contributions and gain recognition throughout the ecosystem.

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[Intersect Membership Agreements](/intersect-knowledge-base/legal/policies-and-conditions/intersect-members-policies/intersect-membership-agreements.md)


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