Founders walk into something that was built for them.
A session is not a talk with chairs in front of it. It is a produced room: the setup, the fuel, the work they do while they are there, and something they take home and keep using. That is why people come back for the next one.
What a founder gets out of the room.
Something to do, not watch
Every session has work in it. People leave having done something, not having listened to something.
Fuel and setup that says somebody thought about it
The room is stocked and staged before anyone walks in. It is a small thing that people notice every time.
A takeaway they keep using
A workbook or a kit that outlives the session, so the thing they decided in the room survives the week after it.
People they will see again
Brag Club runs in the session. Founders leave knowing who else was in the room and what they are working on.
If you make something founders actually use.
Fuel, recovery, tools, software, services. Our sessions put those in a founder's hands at the moment they are thinking about exactly that problem, in a room they chose to be in.
There is no rate card and no tiers, because the right answer depends on what you make and what you want out of it. Product in the room, a takeaway kit, a session built around a theme, or your name on a series. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will come back with a written proposal.
Tell us what you want founders to walk out with.
Every message goes to Jill and Dalton, and one of us replies.