The Social License in Offshore Aquaculture CAPs are a structured process for building relationships, sharing information, and resolving concerns that help align community expectations with company or organization performance. The goal of the CAP is to reduce the gap between performance and expectations through a structured process of identifying community concerns and discussing how they might be addressed. The first step is for CFI to identify (via invitation only) approximately 15 leaders/residents in the community, those considered to be driving change. Individuals are confirmed based on their commitment to the process, a willingness to serve as conduits for sharing information (community concerns), and their ability for raising questions and issues in a constructive manner. In the ensuing 12 months, the CAP participants will meet monthly at local area conference rooms for 90-minute sessions (lunch provided), facilitated and moderated by CFI. Leadership from Gulfstream Aquaculture will also attend. During the initial CAP meeting, the South Florida Offshore Aquaculture business concept will be presented to CAP participants where a range of issues or topics of conversation generating community concern will be identified and prioritized. During the ensuing meetings, CFI and Gulfstream Aquaculture will identify and invite a third-party Subject Matter Expert (SME) to address each of the topics of concern that are raised during the first meeting. Using CFI facilitation, the issues of concern will be deconstructed so each element can be effectively addressed by CAP participants and the SMEs thru sharing information via an open discussion forum. CAP participants are additionally encouraged to informally share their experiences with their communities of influence and bring questions and concerns from those same sectors back to the following CAP meetings for further discussion. Names and contact information of the CAP participants are held in strict confidentiality; they, their organizations, and the outcomes of the CAP meetings are purposely not made public in any social or other electronic media platforms, including email. CAP participants are invited via invitation only and provide their time on a pure voluntary basis. The CAP (closed-door) meetings serve as a pre-stakeholder outreach initiative to better understand the community sentiment of the proposed business.