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Proposal Details

Proposal ID	920
Proposal	Approve Darryl Moch for Finance Committee
Presenter	Finance Committee
Floor Manager	Jody Grage
Phase	Closed - Adopted
Discussion	07-02-2018 - 07-08-2018
Voting	07-09-2018 - 07-15-2018
Presens Quorum	Two Thirds of Active Accredited States/Caucuses
Consens Quorum	A Majority of Yes and No Votes

Background

GPUS Fiscal Policy states: Article III. FINANCE COMMITTEE

3-3.2 Any Green Party member nominated by their state party or caucus may be appointed to the Finance Committee upon approval by a majority vote of the NC. The term for members appointed according to this process shall be three years. Once nominated by their state party or caucus, prospective committee members shall provide a written declaration of their interest to the SC. Upon receipt of such a declaration and a bio, the SC shall place a proposal authorizing such appointment before the NC.

Darryl! LC Moch was unanimously recommended for the GPUS FinCom by DC Statehood Green Party Steering Committee.

Bio: Darryl! L.C. Moch currently serves as Chair of the DC Statehood Green Party in Washington, DC., and as a Natonal Co-chair of the USGP as well as a co-chair of the GPUS National Back Caucus.

Darryl! currently also serves as the Co-chair of the Finance Committee as the liaison from the steering committee. In the recent transition, from the treasurer elected in Houston, and before the special election to replace that treasurer, Darryl! served in an interim capacity managing the party accounts and funds and transacting financial affairs (a pseudo-treasurer). Darryl! continues to serve as a signatory for the GPUS accounts and is seeking to officially be appointed to FinCom in order to maintain the consistency of the financial affairs and performing functional duties in Washington, DC regarding the financial business and other related business needs of the party.

Darryl! has served as an Executive Director/CEO, Chief Financial Officer, and managing board member for several organizations with duties including fiscal oversight and management, organizational leadership, development, fundraising, donor relations, program development and training.

Darryl!, is a leader and has developed and trained leaders as well as become partners with and worked with community leaders on local, regional, national, and international levels. A native of Los Angeles, California who proudly makes his home in Washington, DC, Darryl! serves as a consultant, activist, advocate, performance artist, psychotherapist/life coach, and minister. His work as an organizer has spanned the country. His passion, and current work, include arts and culture of the progressive community; creating opportunities that will empower, expose, and enlighten individuals and our collective communities. His art, activism and advocacy work is rooted in social justice, equality, and quality of life issues for African-American/People of Color and minority communities, children, youth, families, LGBTQ constituencies, people living with mental and physical challenges, the homeless, other issues facing communities most disenfranchised by local, regional, and national political policies and laws. Darryl!, ran for DC City Council in the 2010 DCSGP primary and is looking towards another run in the near future. He has served as an adviser to campaigns and candidates in various parts of the country, locally, regionally, and nationally. He is also currently on the board of Green Horizons. He is also the director of the Charm City Labor Chorus.

Darryl!, is currently a doctoral candidate in Transformational Leadership at Concordia University (ABD).

He has served in various organizations and ministries across the country. His work centers on social change, social justice, and equality for all people without distinction in order to ensure a good quality of life for all people. Darryl!, serves as the assistant to the Bishop and on the Pastoral Leadership Team of Inner Light Ministries in Washington, DC. He also provides consulting services to communities and non-profit organizations.

He is the co-founder and President/CEO of The Aspire Initiative of Inner Light, Inc., a community-based organization. As a psychotherapist he has created various psycho-edutainment programs, after school & drug prevention programs, short-term intensive treatment programs (for both in-patient and out-patient mental health and substance abuse facilities), and served as a therapist doing crisis intervention and inpatient therapy, with a specialty in child and adolescent therapy. He has also created other programs that bridge the relationship between the religious, social, and cultural arenas. He is a former editor, copy editor, program director, and features writer local and national magazines. He was also part of the Center for New Community program Which Way Forward, confronting anti-immigration wedge issues targeted to the African American community. He was the founding Secretary of the former International Federation of Black Prides, worked with Pride organizations and other leasing community empowerment organizations across the country and abroad.

Darryl!, currently offers himself as a consultant, performing artist, motivational speaker/therapist, inspirational and liturgical minister, and a community activist. Darryl! has a BA in Performing Arts (Theatre and Dance) and Psychology, a Masters of Education in Counseling, and a Masters of Fine Arts in Theatre: Directing.

Green Party of the United States, National Co-chair; DC Statehood Green Party, Chair; GPUS National Black Caucus co-chair; Co-Chair GPUS Finance Committee; Co-chair GPUS DRC; Member: Platform Committee, Media Committee; Board Member of Green Horizons

Darryl!s motto: Remember to live in Love and let LOVE live in you, around you, through you, and AS you.

Proposal

Darryl! Moch is hereby approved for election as a member of the GPUS Finance Committee.

Resources

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References

GPUS Fiscal Policy
http://gpus.org/fiscal-policy/

GPUS FINANCE COMMITTEE
http://gpus.org/committees/finance/

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