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This working group shall review PSF Sponsorship applications. The goal of this working group is to determine if the company applying is in good nature and that their product/services follow the PSF Code of Conduct. This working group shall review PSF Sponsorship applications. The goal of this working group is to determine if the company applying is in good standing and that their product/services follow the PSF Code of Conduct.
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 * Consensus must be reached between all interested members of the working group that are available to respond within 5 days. At minimum, approval by three members, at least one of whom is a chair, is required to approve any grant.
 * After 5 days (and on or before 14 days), one of the chairs will email the decision to the PSF board; the PSF Secretary will then forward the decision to the applicant and the treasurer, and note it in the board minutes. If the WG fails to reach a decision by two weeks, the request is referred back to the PSF board of directors.
 * If the working group approves the sponsor, the PSF Secretary will update the python.org website in two places:
       - https://www.python.org/psf/ <<BR>>
       - second link TBA; we need to first update the website so sponsorship can be its own list outside of the membership roster.
  * The sponsor workgroup will not take longer than 2 weeks to discuss and vote on sponsorship applications.
 * The team will vote on the proposed sponsor applications. Decisions will be made by a majority rule.
 * If the team approves the sponsor, the PSF Secretary will update the python.org website: https://www.python.org/psf/
 * The PSF secretary will add the approved resolutions to the minutes of the PSF Board Meeting.
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Companies, divisions, groups, and organizations of various sizes can benefit from PSF sponsorship. The PSF suggests guidelines for choosing an annual sponsorship level based on the number of employees using Python for development, data analysis, process automation and other activities: Companies, divisions, groups, and organizations of various sizes can benefit from PSF sponsorship.
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 * Diamond: $100,000/year – 2500+ employees
 * Platinum: $50,000/year – 1001 – 2500 employees
 * Gold: $20,000/year – 501 – 1000 employees
 * Silver: $10,000/year – 251 – 500 employees
 * Bronze: $5,000/year – 101 – 250 employees
 * Copper: $2,000/year – 26 – 100 employees
 * Iron: $500/year - < 25 employees		  * Keystone: $100,000/year
 * Diamond: $70,000/year
 * Platinum: $50,000/year
 * Gold: $30,000/year
 * Silver: $15,000/year
 * Bronze: $5,000/year
 * Copper: $2,000/year
 * Iron: $500/year
 * PSF Board Development Sponsor: $2,000/year
 * PSF Infrastructure Sponsor: $5000/year
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 * Raghav Hanumantharau (co-chair)
 * Marc-Andre Lemburg
 * Ryan Birmingham
 * Philip James
 * Steve Holden
 * Demian Brecht
 * Paul Hildebrandt
 * Deborah Harris
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== Working Documents ==

 * Ideas for Sponsorship Benefits: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1neuNXU005FLyggElPQeJmH7yZkDZt3k2S6iqSaBTrNk/edit#
 * PSF Sponsor Agreement (Statement of Work): https://docs.google.com/document/d/121jQHv40ebZjwCpSfLnJ9bKN9x5g-N5tvkS1tHNcgDk/edit?ts=5769602d
 * Sponsor Member Application: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZN-AH9qLJPx7M0xZtiQHCIQKvEqce6jnJbNGiZHtd7I/edit?ts=57696052
 * PSF Sponsor Prospectus: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8my5kduxj2c81ld/PSF%20Sponsor%20Prospectus%202017-18.pdf?dl=0

PSF Sponsor Working Group Charter

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Purpose & Common Goals

This working group shall review PSF Sponsorship applications. The goal of this working group is to determine if the company applying is in good standing and that their product/services follow the PSF Code of Conduct.

Active Time

This working group shall stay in existence indefinitely.

Core Values & Internal Governance

  • Respect
  • Support
  • Positive Atmosphere
  • Constructiveness
  • Integrity

The workgroup adopts the PSF Code of Conduct (https://www.python.org/psf/codeofconduct/). Any actions (found by a majority) made against the principles in the Code of Conduct will result in the acting person being removed from the workgroup.

Rules & Decision Making Procedures

  • The sponsor workgroup will not take longer than 2 weeks to discuss and vote on sponsorship applications.
  • The team will vote on the proposed sponsor applications. Decisions will be made by a majority rule.

  • If the team approves the sponsor, the PSF Secretary will update the python.org website: https://www.python.org/psf/

  • The PSF secretary will add the approved resolutions to the minutes of the PSF Board Meeting.

Approval guidelines

Sponsorship guidelines

Companies, divisions, groups, and organizations of various sizes can benefit from PSF sponsorship.

  • Keystone: $100,000/year
  • Diamond: $70,000/year
  • Platinum: $50,000/year
  • Gold: $30,000/year
  • Silver: $15,000/year
  • Bronze: $5,000/year
  • Copper: $2,000/year
  • Iron: $500/year
  • PSF Board Development Sponsor: $2,000/year
  • PSF Infrastructure Sponsor: $5000/year

Communication Plan

The bulk of communication among the working group shall be over the mailing list sponsors@python.org.  As needed, we may use other communication means such as phone calls or IRC/Slack.

Administration

  • Betsy Waliszewski (chair)

Members

  • Ewa Jodlowska
  • Raghav Hanumantharau (co-chair)
  • Marc-Andre Lemburg
  • Ryan Birmingham
  • Philip James
  • Steve Holden
  • Demian Brecht
  • Paul Hildebrandt
  • Deborah Harris

Support Requirements

* Mailman list: sponsors@python.org

Working Documents

SponsorWG/Charter (last edited 2020-08-24 13:57:16 by WaliszewskiBetsy)

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