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FHIN · Founding Cohort Charter · Version 1.0

The terms the Founding Cohort holds AimwellBio accountable to.

This Charter is the operating contract between AimwellBio and the Founding 100. Membership grants privileges. Privilege carries authority. Authority requires terms the company can be held to. These are those terms, in writing, binding while the founder operates the company.

Version 1.0 Effective 2026-05-24 Cohort cap 100 seats Closes 2026-09-01
Principle · 01

Source-traced by default.

Every output the AimwellBio Federated Health Intelligence Network produces — every verdict, every signal, every brief, every confidence score — carries the source chain that produced it. The cohort can audit any output back to its origin.

No exceptions for performance. No black-box mode. No premium tier that hides the math. If a system cannot show its work, it does not enter the network.

Principle · 02

Adversarial validation, named.

Every consensus verdict the network issues (PROCEED, DELAY, or KILL) shows the dissent. The minority view is never erased, summarized away, or hidden behind the majority. The cohort sees the same dissent every adversarial agent sees.

Confidence without dissent is marketing. AimwellBio does not ship marketing as intelligence.

Principle · 03

Founding-rate locked for life.

AimwellBio expects to raise pricing as the network scales and the cost of being wrong in biopharma rises. Whatever rate any recurring tier reaches at any point in the company's life, the Founding 100 retain the rate that was in effect on the day they joined the cohort.

Forever. In writing. Enforceable. No reset on acquisition, recapitalization, or product rebrand.

Principle · 04

The cohort sees first.

Every product capability, every methodology change, every pricing shift, every change in the network's operating principles — the cohort sees and comments before public release. 90 days minimum, often longer.

The cohort is in the room where it is being built. Not the room where it is announced.

Principle · 05

The cohort can revoke.

If two-thirds of the active Founding Cohort believes AimwellBio has materially violated this Charter, the cohort can publish that finding. Publicly. With evidence. AimwellBio will not contest the cohort's right to do so.

The Charter is enforceable because the company cannot silence the cohort. Authority without recourse is not authority.

Principle · 06

Member identity is yours, not ours.

Your Founding Member badge is portable, citation-eligible, and remains yours even if you leave the network. Your published signals, your authored validations, your peer-reviewed contributions — carry your name, not AimwellBio's brand identity.

The cohort builds reputation through the network. The network does not absorb the reputation of its members.

Signed
Shannon
Founder, AimwellBio · 2026-05-24
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Not medical advice · Not regulatory guidance · Decision-support intelligence, source-traced and confidence-scored, for professional review.
This Charter is a binding operating commitment of AimwellBio, not a contract of sale. The cohort's revocation right is a public-reputation mechanism, not a litigation right.
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