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DEFINITIONS OF SKILLS (to rank below)

Technical Knowledge of Podcasting, Internet or Electrical Networks: Understanding the basics of network infrastructure, to make informed decisions and explain concepts to non-technical stakeholders.
Community Engagement and Organizing: Ability to engage with community members, listen to their needs, and mobilize them around the goal of building a community-owned infrastructure network. This includes facilitating meetings, workshops, and discussions.
Project Management: Skills in planning, executing, and managing projects, including timelines, budgets, and resources. This is crucial for overseeing the development of networks from inception to completion.
Stakeholder Relations: Ability to interact effectively with a diverse range of stakeholders, including residents, local businesses, government officials, and potential funding sources, building consensus and partnerships.
Grant Writing and Fundraising: Knowledge of how to identify, apply for, and manage grants, as well as other fundraising strategies to secure the necessary capital for network infrastructure projects.
Regulatory Knowledge and Advocacy: Understanding of local, state, and federal regulations affecting infrastructure deployment, and the ability to advocate for policies that support community owned infrastructure initiatives.
Problem-Solving and Adaptability: Ability to identify challenges and barriers to infrastructure deployment and develop creative solutions. Being adaptable to changing circumstances and stakeholder needs is crucial.
Marketing and Communication: Skills in promoting a community owned infrastructure initiative, communicating its benefits to the community, and engaging potential subscribers through various channels, including social media, newsletters, and public presentations.
Technical Training and Education: Ability to organize and provide training sessions for community members on technical aspects of infrastructure, digital literacy, and network maintenance.
Leadership and Vision: Strong leadership skills to inspire and guide the community toward the shared vision of a community-owned infrastructure network, including setting clear goals and maintaining momentum.
Conflict Resolution: Skills in mediating disputes and resolving conflicts that may arise among community members or stakeholders during the process of planning and implementing the infrastructure network.
Event Management: The process of planning, coordinating, and executing all logistical, technical, and communicative aspects to ensure the event runs smoothly and achieves its intended goals for participants and organizers.