UPDATE: The Next Web has just announced the launch of TNW Council, an exclusive private membership community for founders and executives in the tech industry. Limited to just 1,000 members worldwide, this initiative aims to foster meaningful connections and peer conversations among technology leaders.
In an urgent move to unite top executives, TNW Council opens its doors today, actively seeking applicants from technology companies generating a minimum of €1M in annual recurring revenue. Each applicant must hold a decision-making leadership role, ensuring a high-caliber community dedicated to innovation and collaboration.
Alexandru Stan, CEO of The Next Web, emphasized the value of this initiative: “TNW Council is an invitation-only community for founders and technology executives. Members contribute through editorial participation, connect with peers, and receive VIP access to events and private gatherings.” Members will enjoy exclusive access to curated expert panels, editorial opportunities, and priority attendance at conferences and closed sessions.
The application process features a thorough review by an internal selection committee, which will evaluate the credentials and contributions of each applicant. Membership benefits include an official Council badge, concierge support for personalized assistance, and entry to a curated network of fellow founders and senior executives.
This launch comes at a pivotal moment as the tech sector seeks to strengthen connections and share insights amidst rapid industry changes. With the TNW Council, members will gain not only visibility through editorial participation but also the chance to engage in high-level discussions that can shape the future of technology.
Applications for membership are now open, and interested leaders can apply through the official TNW Council website. As the tech landscape evolves, this unique community aims to be at the forefront, facilitating impactful conversations and collaborations.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as TNW Council begins to reshape the networking landscape for technology executives worldwide.
