Business Community
Business Community
Purpose: Why does the community exist?
- The community aims to exchange entrepreneurial experiences and strengthen members' business positions.
- For growing International networking and mutual support.
Participant Identity: Who is the community for?
It is a community of representatives from various business sectors with shared values willing to invest in their development, strengthen their environment, anticipate the future, initiate change, and take responsibility today for a better tomorrow.
Values: What is important to us as a community?
- Trust.
- Development - we come from different fields and are willing to share our specific knowledge. We are all interested in moving forward and growing professionally in new places.
- Deep connections without masks expected from successful entrepreneur - it's challenging to engage in deep conversations when we have to adhere to our roles in the company as founders or top managers. In our community, we communicate without masks or social functions.
- Mutual support - instead of competing individually for a market share, we unite to exchange experiences and increase the collective resources around us.
- Openness - a distinguishing feature of all participants is the courage to be themselves and be part of something bigger. The club provides all the conditions for knowledge exchange, networking, learning, and exploring new ideas.
Definition of Success: How does the community define success?
- Increase in the number of clients.
- Expansion of geographical presence.
- Creation of new projects.
- Obtaining answers to legal and financial questions.
- Collaborative projects.
Brand: How does the community express itself in the external world?
The club is visible by collaborating with financial and venture organizations and lobbying for the interests of community members, also by providing expert comments in the media.
Participant Selection: How do people join the community?
In our club, there is a special committee for admissions consisting of eight people. The committee reviews applications twice a month. To become a member, one must be an entrepreneur involved in international projects or projects outside the CIS countries and share common goals with the community.
Shared Experience: What kind of experiences do participants share?
- Offline meetings are organized once every three months in five cities: Tel Aviv, London, Lisbon, Singapore, and Los Angeles.
- Exchange of information in chat, discussions, and seeking answers to common questions.
- Monthly Zoom introduction conferences.
- Weekly Zoom sessions on various topics selected by the community ambassadors.
Rituals: What rituals occur regularly?
Each club member has a priority area. Based on this, they can be experts in specific industries, raise important questions with fellow participants, and seek answers together.
Content: What content does the community produce?
The club has ambassadors who generate content in their specific industries. Twelve individuals collectively discuss content related to management, financial modeling, and technology in a one-year program.
Currently, we have identified eleven content areas: healthcare, mental health, AI, children's products, culture, insurance, animals, food service, manufacturing, B2C sales, and venture projects.
We also organize discussions and debates to find answers to complex questions.
Roles: What roles can participants play within the community?
- Ambassadors.
- Committee for admitting new participants, consisting of five members. At least two of them should be present during the candidate's interview, and at least one person should be from the same field.
- Advisors - community members with expertise in law and financial modeling.
Organization: Who manages the community?
The community is managed by 12 individuals elected annually, including the community founder.
Management: How are decisions made within the community?
At least three members accept a new participant from the community based on their assessments and through a video call interview.
Ambassadors make content decisions, each generating content in their respective areas and providing comments.
Ambassadors decide to exclude a participant.
The club president decides on promotions and collaborations.
Strategic development, summarizing results, and setting five-year goals are made collectively.
Financing: What is the community's plan for financial sustainability?
The community raises a monthly contribution of 50 USD from all the members.
Patronage from institutions is possible.
Channels and Platforms: What communication and meeting channels does the community use?
- Video calls.
- Telegram chat.
Data Management: How does the community manage participant data?
Networking data is accessible to each participant. Each participant's profile is stored in a table and can be updated/modified through a community bot.
Questions of a legal or financial nature can be anonymously asked through the community bot. The bot will forward the anonymous request to a competent community member who has agreed to help.
The authenticity of new participant data is verified through the internet and recommendations from community members, with more rigorous control planned for the future.
Participant Departure: How can participants leave the community?
The ambassadors can exclude participants through voting if they violate the community's values and rules.
Participants can also voluntarily leave by sending an email to info@psywho.com.
Contacts: you can always reach us via e-mail at info@psywho.com or via +995597793836(GMT+4).
Purpose: Why does the community exist?
- The community aims to exchange entrepreneurial experiences and strengthen members' business positions.
- For growing International networking and mutual support.
Participant Identity: Who is the community for?
It is a community of representatives from various business sectors with shared values willing to invest in their development, strengthen their environment, anticipate the future, initiate change, and take responsibility today for a better tomorrow.
Values: What is important to us as a community?
- Trust.
- Development - we come from different fields and are willing to share our specific knowledge. We are all interested in moving forward and growing professionally in new places.
- Deep connections without masks expected from successful entrepreneur - it's challenging to engage in deep conversations when we have to adhere to our roles in the company as founders or top managers. In our community, we communicate without masks or social functions.
- Mutual support - instead of competing individually for a market share, we unite to exchange experiences and increase the collective resources around us.
- Openness - a distinguishing feature of all participants is the courage to be themselves and be part of something bigger. The club provides all the conditions for knowledge exchange, networking, learning, and exploring new ideas.
Definition of Success: How does the community define success?
- Increase in the number of clients.
- Expansion of geographical presence.
- Creation of new projects.
- Obtaining answers to legal and financial questions.
- Collaborative projects.
Brand: How does the community express itself in the external world?
The club is visible by collaborating with financial and venture organizations and lobbying for the interests of community members, also by providing expert comments in the media.
Participant Selection: How do people join the community?
In our club, there is a special committee for admissions consisting of eight people. The committee reviews applications twice a month. To become a member, one must be an entrepreneur involved in international projects or projects outside the CIS countries and share common goals with the community.
Shared Experience: What kind of experiences do participants share?
- Offline meetings are organized once every three months in five cities: Tel Aviv, London, Lisbon, Singapore, and Los Angeles.
- Exchange of information in chat, discussions, and seeking answers to common questions.
- Monthly Zoom introduction conferences.
- Weekly Zoom sessions on various topics selected by the community ambassadors.
Rituals: What rituals occur regularly?
Each club member has a priority area. Based on this, they can be experts in specific industries, raise important questions with fellow participants, and seek answers together.
Content: What content does the community produce?
The club has ambassadors who generate content in their specific industries. Twelve individuals collectively discuss content related to management, financial modeling, and technology in a one-year program.
Currently, we have identified eleven content areas: healthcare, mental health, AI, children's products, culture, insurance, animals, food service, manufacturing, B2C sales, and venture projects.
We also organize discussions and debates to find answers to complex questions.
Roles: What roles can participants play within the community?
- Ambassadors.
- Committee for admitting new participants, consisting of five members. At least two of them should be present during the candidate's interview, and at least one person should be from the same field.
- Advisors - community members with expertise in law and financial modeling.
Organization: Who manages the community?
The community is managed by 12 individuals elected annually, including the community founder.
Management: How are decisions made within the community?
At least three members accept a new participant from the community based on their assessments and through a video call interview.
Ambassadors make content decisions, each generating content in their respective areas and providing comments.
Ambassadors decide to exclude a participant.
The club president decides on promotions and collaborations.
Strategic development, summarizing results, and setting five-year goals are made collectively.
Financing: What is the community's plan for financial sustainability?
The community raises a monthly contribution of 50 USD from all the members.
Patronage from institutions is possible.
Channels and Platforms: What communication and meeting channels does the community use?
- Video calls.
- Telegram chat.
Data Management: How does the community manage participant data?
Networking data is accessible to each participant. Each participant's profile is stored in a table and can be updated/modified through a community bot.
Questions of a legal or financial nature can be anonymously asked through the community bot. The bot will forward the anonymous request to a competent community member who has agreed to help.
The authenticity of new participant data is verified through the internet and recommendations from community members, with more rigorous control planned for the future.
Participant Departure: How can participants leave the community?
The ambassadors can exclude participants through voting if they violate the community's values and rules.
Participants can also voluntarily leave by sending an email to info@psywho.com.
Contacts: you can always reach us via e-mail at info@psywho.com or via +995597793836(GMT+4).