The first Co-Governors ring (The Governors Roundtable)
is the one that works closest with me. They are nominated and voted on by myself and the participants in the two larger rings.

We, ladies and gentlemen are in the midst of this nomination process now, I am taking nominations. These people could be likened to the President of the United States cabinet members. Specifically they are the Governor's advisors & activists;  active participants with him or her in accomplishing the goals we both seek, usually their particular specialty. With their specialized (or general) knowledge and abilities they serve as public representitives; emissaries if you will, of the Governor in their respective area of expertise. The Governor is a partner of sorts with them in informing the populace of the importance of their work. The governor for instance may attend and speak in support of the co-governor's area(s) of endeavor.

Now those who don't wish to or can't be so active, can instead participate in the second level ring of co-governorship as Co-Governor partners. Their participation is about one third that of the first ring of Co-governors. They share their knowledge with the co-governors and partner with them in projects of their own or others but don't as a rule go out making appearances. The third level or ring of co-governorship are known as Co-Governor public partners. They are members of the public who may have certain talents and skills in particular areas but also just care about the various issues we are working on and who believe in and want to participate in the creation and growth of this new concept known as the governorship of planet Earth. These folks actively participate via sharing what knowledge, information or suggestions they have. Some volunteer to help out physically, aiding me  and us in administrative or internet work from their home or they volunteer to assist us (the governor and co-governors) on projects we are working on. All Public Partners volunteers  are divided into two categories. Those who are informal occasional contributors who are not registered and listed by the Governors office and those that are formal volunteers who are registered and listed with the Governors office. Being registered and on the list means they are available to be contacted by others on the list or by those on the other two levels of partnership. They can of course communicate with same. 

Q.   Does Being a co-governor reguire a major adjustment in the life of that person?

A.   Not necessarily. These people are usually allready serving as powerful symbols of knowledge or ability in their fields for others so they are allready giving what I want from them basically, leadership in that area. once they are recognized and accepted as co-governor nominees we negotiate with them as to just what they can, and in a committed fashion would bring to this position of Co-Governor.

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