How to view C # models

I have a view showing a list of people. For the specified view, I createdPersonListViewModel

class PersonListViewModel { 
    public IEnumerable<Person> People {get;set;}
    public int TotalPersonCount {get;set;}
    public int PeoplePerPage {get;set;}
    public string OrganizationName {get;set;}
}

My question is about class Person. Where should the class be defined Person? And what should I name?

This problem is an instance of the more general problem of matching types between restricted contexts or levels. I understand that I can use AutoMapper, etc. To perform some of these work, but AutoMapper only fixes the problem, but does not solve it.

Here are some options that I have reviewed along with the pros and cons:

Place the classes PersonListViewModeland Personin the same namespace, for example. Whatever.Organization.ViewModels.

Pro: Personthe class name shows what it is - the person and the context that this class is associated with the specified namespace. Con: In the presenter, where I create this instance Person, (most likely) they will encounter a class Personfrom the business domain space, so I will have to prefix one of them. Con: you will need to add a namespace to contain view models (not necessarily a problem, as you can and I already have a namespace for view models).

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