Lead a chapter
Own an impact business. Run a community.
The Impact Collab is a company of one that happens to be a room full of founders. A chapter is that same business, in a city you already know — your members, your sessions, the same Framework Sydney runs.
What you actually own
Not a franchise pack. Not a volunteer role. A licensed chapter of The IC — the business, the room, and the standard.
01
The business
Your members pay you, through your own account. You hold the licence. This is a company of one whose product is a community.
02
The community
You gather the founders, you run the sessions, and you hold the room. The care that makes people come back is yours.
03
The Framework
Same Impact Architect Framework™, same programme, same standard. HQ gives you the rails. You give the city a room.
Your city. The same Impact Collab.
A chapter is The Impact Collab, run by somebody who lives there. Same Framework, same programme, same standard — your members, your timezone, your room.
Members hold one login and one membership across the whole network. They come to your sessions, and to the network sessions HQ runs for everybody.
You are not building this from scratch
The Impact Architect Framework™ and every workbook behind it. The platform — memberships, events, tickets, your member directory, your own Slack workspace, the app. The brand, the words, and the templates. And Abbey, who has run this from the first Monday.
- Impact Architect Framework™
- Workbooks and session kits
- Memberships and tickets
- Your member directory
- Your own Slack workspace
- The member app
- The brand and the words
- Abbey, from the first Monday
You pay a monthly licence fee and a one-off onboarding fee, and a small percentage of what your chapter earns. Your members pay you directly.
What a week looks like
The same rhythm Sydney already runs — your timezone, your members, your room.
01
Monday yarn
The weekly conversation that keeps the community warm. You hold it. They show up because you do.
02
Expert Pods
Small rooms where a practitioner teaches what they actually know. You host. The network fills the calendar.
03
Social Media Club
A weekly comment session that makes the work visible. Members post, they comment, they come back.
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The care in between
Intros, follow-ups, the person who is wobbling. This is the part you cannot outsource — and the part that makes it yours.
You hold the room
You gather the members, you run the sessions, and you do the everyday care that makes people come back. Practically: a Monday yarn, a monthly Expert Pod, the Social Media Club. It is real work and it is not a side project. Most leads come to it because their city has been asking them for it already.
Tell us about your city
This is for you if
Most leads are already the person their city comes to. The chapter makes that work a business.
Yourcity
You already know the founders there. They already ask you where the good room is.
Aroom
You have held one before — a community, a cohort, a practice. You know what it takes to keep people coming back.
Realwork
You want a business that is the work, not a side project you squeeze in after hours.
Honestimpact
You care about work that pays people properly and maps to the Global Goals without the theatre.
Put your hand up
If your city has been asking for this, we would like to hear about it
Abbey reads every note herself. Tell us who you are, and why there.
Tell us about your city
This is how a chapter starts — with a person who already knows the founders there. Abbey reads every one of these herself.