Establish local interest
The membership team speaks with qualified executives in the market to understand which peer circles have enough depth to begin.
Building new chapters
A strong chapter begins with the right founding relationships.
New chapters open when a city has enough qualified leaders to create relevant circles, responsible local leadership and a reliable rhythm of meetings and gatherings.
Now in formation
Cities where the first circles are taking shape.
Formation starts with interest from qualified executives and continues carefully until each circle has the role alignment, trust and leadership needed to serve founding members well.
The next chapter locations are being evaluated. Share your city through the membership application.
How a chapter begins
Built deliberately before the first meeting.
A chapter is announced only after the local foundation can support useful peer work and lasting member relationships.
Assemble the founding circle
Prospective members are considered by role, responsibility, company context and their willingness to contribute openly to the group.
Appoint circle leadership
A circle leader is selected to protect confidentiality, guide useful discussion and help members build connection between meetings.
Set the chapter rhythm
Monthly circle meetings are supported by local gatherings, direct introductions and connection to the wider executive network.
Founding member interest
Help shape the next circle in your city.
Apply with your current city and executive role. The membership team will contact you when a relevant circle is forming and will explain the expectations of founding membership.