01 · ROOMS
Practical events.
A consistent calendar of workshops, operator sessions, networking formats and specialist rooms — built around decisions people can use immediately.
GLOBAL EXPANSION · FOUNDING CITY PARTNERS
Build the business room your city is missing.
Apply to launch <City> Business Academy — a local, operator-led academy built around practical workshops, ambitious people and businesses that actually get built.
THE BRAND ARCHITECTURE
City first. Globally connected.
The concept is simple: the academy should feel native to the city it serves, while benefiting from shared operating systems, formats and learnings across the network.
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Illustrative names only — these are not representations of existing franchise locations.
WHAT YOU BUILD LOCALLY
Not a classroom. A city-level business ecosystem.
The strongest city academy should become a recurring place for founders, operators and ambitious builders to learn, meet and take action.
02 · PEOPLE
A curated local network.
Founders, operators, investors, experts, partners and ambitious future entrepreneurs who become more valuable to one another over time.
03 · PROGRAMS
Deeper business building.
Where the market supports it, the academy can extend beyond events into hands-on BUILD, GROW and operator-led programs.
04 · ECONOMICS
A real local business.
Ticket revenue, programs, strategic partnerships and other approved local revenue lines — with quality and trust protected first.
WHAT THE NETWORK BRINGS
Start with an operating system — not a blank page.
The goal is to compress the expensive trial-and-error of launching a business community from zero.
01
Brand + launch architecture.
Positioning, visual system, city launch sequence, event structure and quality standards.
02
Marketing + acquisition playbooks.
Event funnels, paid acquisition, email/WhatsApp lifecycle, referral mechanics and conversion systems.
03
Website, CRM + operating templates.
Reusable digital infrastructure, lead capture, event pages, reporting logic and operating checklists.
04
Formats, curriculum + network learning.
Workshop frameworks, instructor standards and lessons shared across cities as the network grows.
THE CITY OPERATOR
This needs an owner, not a caretaker.
We are looking for people who can combine local credibility with relentless execution.
01
You know your city.
You understand the local founder/business scene, venues, communities, cultural norms and where ambitious people already gather.
02
You can operate.
You have built, sold, managed or meaningfully operated something — or can show unusually strong execution ability.
03
You can build distribution.
You are comfortable with partnerships, outreach, paid acquisition, content, sales and turning strangers into a recurring community.
04
You care about the room.
You will protect event quality, attendee trust and instructor quality instead of chasing short-term volume.
05
You want to build the business.
You can personally lead the launch or appoint a strong accountable city operator. This is not designed as a passive investment.
HOW A CITY GETS APPROVED
Fit first. Territory second.
We would rather open fewer excellent academies than license the name everywhere.
01
Apply.
Tell us the city, your background, local edge, availability and why you should be the operator.
02
City diligence.
We review market size, business density, language, competitive landscape, economics and launch practicality.
03
Operating plan.
If there is a fit, we build the local launch thesis: audience, first events, venues, team, acquisition and targets.
04
Agreement + launch.
Territory, commercial terms, brand rights and operating obligations are documented before anything is represented as a franchise.
FOUNDING CITY PARTNERS
What city should be next?
We are reviewing potential cities globally. Israel is not a requirement. Local-language academies can be considered where the operator and market make sense.
Early-stage expansion. Commercial terms, territory scope, fees, royalties, legal structure and launch obligations are defined only after mutual fit and formal documentation. Submitting this form is not a franchise offer, approval or territory reservation.
FAQ
Before you apply.
Is this limited to Israel?
No. We are open to strong cities in any country. The local operator, market, economics and ability to maintain the brand standard matter more than geography.
Does the academy have to operate in English?
No. A city can potentially operate primarily in its local language. Brand, reporting and cross-city operating standards still need to work across the network.
Will a city be exclusive?
Potential territory rights are evaluated during diligence and only exist if documented in a signed agreement. An application does not reserve a city.
How much does it cost?
We are currently structuring the founding-city model. Launch requirements and commercial terms can vary materially by city, so economics are discussed only after operator and market fit.
Can I be a passive investor?
Potentially only if there is a dedicated, accountable city operator. The model depends on execution quality; a passive owner without a strong operator is unlikely to be a fit.
What happens after I apply?
We review the operator first, then the city. Strong applications move to a fit call and city-diligence discussion before any commercial or legal proposal.