2024 - 09 - 10

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25 attendees

1. Introductions

2. Community Updates

   1. Will be participating in the Intersect - Decentralised Trust and Identity SIG. The SIG will aim to:

      1. Foster collaboration among organizations and individuals in the SSI, Identity, and Trust space within Cardano

      2. Discuss real world use cases

      3. Create networking opportunities for community members

      4. Promote innovative projects in Decentralized Trust & Identity

      5. Develop thought leadership on leveraging these technologies in Enterprise, Business, and Web3

      6. Collaborate with external partners like Trust Over IP Foundation and Hyperledger Foundation

      7. Identify potential Catalyst or Intersect proposals to benefit our members

3. Community Spotlight - DIDComm gets formal

   1. See presentation below 

4. Q&A - Ask us anything