Two very different things, on purpose. One is the family only, for a long time. The other is a weekend hosted by a member, and you do not have to be one to show up.
One to two weeks in one house, one city, one crew. No stages, no badges, no sponsors. The room picks the next city before it leaves.
A long weekend in a city where enough members already live. Any member can host one, and every member within 800km hears about it.
One very long table, then whatever happens after.
Booked for the whole night, nobody rushed out.
No plan beyond a start point.
The winter fixture, stateside. The exact city gets chosen by the room at the Seoul summit.
A single working day with a hard stop at 6pm and dinner after. Laptops open, phones away.
One room, hard stop at six.
Nobody talks shop. Allegedly.
Everyone brings one metric they cannot fix and the room takes a swing at it.
Eight minutes a person, no slides.
Downtown, long, loud.
Two weeks somewhere in Europe. Decided by whoever is in the room in February.
Two weeks in Seoul, one house, the whole family. Two working blocks a day, one long table every night, nothing on camera.
Everybody at one table, no seating plan, no phones out.
Each member puts twelve months of real figures on screen and takes questions.
Out of the house entirely. No laptops, no agenda.
Two members a day get the room for ninety minutes on whatever is stuck.
Where the room picks the location of the following summit.
Five days in Warsaw. Members bring guests they would vouch for: you do not have to be in the club to come.
One table, everybody, whoever you brought.
Laptops open, one problem each, hard stops.
No plan beyond a start point.
The long one.
