B2DAO, with John Morrow and Larry Sukernik

In this episode of I Pledge Allegiance, host Derek Hsue chats about B2DAO with John Morrow (COO of Gauntlet) and Larry Sukernik, co-founder of Reverie. B2DAO is a new concept that's emerged in the past few months, and John's company Gauntlet has been at the forefront of these new types of business relationships. We explore how the B2DAO model is different from existing systems, why it benefits projects that hire vendors, and how these processes can be improved.  Show notes and links included below. ---- MakerDAO Report - Gauntlet Compound Audits Proposal - Larry Sukernik ---- Follow us on Twitter: @jmo_mx | @lsukernik | @derek_hsue ---- Show Notes: (0:57) - The difference between B2DAO and B2B  (2:25) - On B2DAO's tradeoffs compared to traditional processes (4:29) - Why forum feedback is valuable for service providers (7:21) - Why DAOs should go through the B2DAO exercise (8:55) - Most companies don't know how to build products for DAOs (11:04) - Gauntlet's journey into providing B2DAO services (12:58) - John's advice for vendors thinking about exploring B2DAO (15:33) - On the important skill-sets needed for B2DAO providers (17:37) - The importance of credibility when working for DAOs (23:50) - Advice for DAOs on how to run an effective B2DAO process (26:37) - On the most essential areas to outsource via B2DAO (31:19) - Buy and Build for DAOs (33:08) - Lessons from Compound's recent search for an auditor (36:53) - On how the B2DAO process can improve going forward (44:06) - B2DAO vs. DAO2DAO (45:10) - What is DAO2B?