Hive Global Leaders Program

At Hive, we are building a global network of extraordinary leaders and entrepreneurs who are actively working to create a better world. So far in 2014, we’ve convened 188 entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators from 46 countries around the globe.

This January 16-19, we are bringing together some of the top entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators from around the world for the Fourth Hive Global Leaders Program (GLP).

Our mission is simple--to create the world's most impactful community of mission-driven leaders working on creating a better world.

At Hive, you’ll learn from those who have already made an impact in working to solve humanity's greatest challenges, gain clarity on your life’s purpose and the alignment of your work with your purpose, and join a lifelong network of purpose-driven leaders who can help you achieve your vision. Day one will be focused on what's going on in the world, day two will be focused on what's going on in your life, and day three will focus on what's going on with your work (and how to ensure your work is aligned with your purpose) so that you can make a scalable impact.

Who's coming?
GLP Alumni have been CEOs of hypergrowth companies, scientists solving some of our greatest research challenges, lecturers from Stanford and Columbia, EDs of leading NGOs, astronauts in training, and leaders from organizations like Google, Apple, NASA, Virgin Galactic, SpaceX, Facebook, Apitronics, Applied Materials, Google.org, Ashoka, International Rescue Committee, Intuit, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Bain, Deloitte, Runa Tea, Think Impact, Atlas Corps, Code for America, Care International, XPrize Foundation, Change.org, The Future Project, UNDP, The World Bank, SAP, Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Columbia, Princeton, Yale and many other world-class organizations. Hive attendees are usually the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes, the people who are pushing the world forward. The "crazy ones" as they say who actually believe they can create a better world.

For the January 2015 GLP in San Francisco, we’ve accepted top leaders, CEOs, and entrepreneurs under 40 from organizations including Arabella Advisors, Baleen Capital, Bridgespan, Citrix, Clara Foods, Columbia University, Cordes Foundation, Deloitte, Enviramet, Google, Grameen Foundation, Harvard Business School, HP, IBM Research, ICAP Partners, IDE, Indus Capital, Leverage Research, Lufthansa, Metta, Mobius, Momentum Partners, Morgan Stanley, Motivate Design, Mycelium, NewSchools Venture Fund, NextDoor, Qeyno Labs, Radio Free Europe, Rides for Lives, Rothenberg Ventures, SAP, SOCAP, SpaceX, Stanford GSB, Storefront, SunPower, The World Bank, U.S. Navy Seals, UN Foundation, United Nations, and Ushahidi.