The one occasion on which the whole membership convenes. The programme is built from the questions members bring, and the value is as much in the margins as in the sessions themselves.
Two
Who it is for
Who attends
Every signature experience suits a particular frame of mind as much as a particular seniority.
If you are
Ready to be in the room
The summit rewards presence. Members who attend fully take more from it than those who pass through.
Carrying a live question
The programme is assembled from what members are actually working on.
Open to being introduced
Introductions are made throughout, and are the part members most often remember.
Willing to contribute from the floor
Sessions are conversations. The audience is the panel.
Three
Taking part
Before you attend
A short sequence, so that the time in the room is spent well.
1
Confirm your place
Places at the summit are held for members and released in order of confirmation. Confirming early secures the seat rather than the date.
2
Submit your themes
Members send the questions they want raised beforehand, so the programme is shaped by the room rather than presented to it.
3
Arrive unhurried
The most useful conversations tend to happen either side of the formal programme. Allow for them.
4
Carry it forward
Introductions made during the gathering are followed up by the Circle, so momentum is not left to chance.
Four
Register interest
Register interest in this occasion
Places are held for members, and interest is noted ahead of each occasion.
Registering interest carries no obligation and is not an application for membership.