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Membership
Get full membership of the Pluralists Club for ONLY £240 per month
Join The Pluralists Club today
- You'll get free membership of Brydges Place in London when you join The Pluralists Club
- Access to ALL our PluralistCast events - EVERY Tuesday & Wednesday (5.30pm) and Friday (4.30pm)
- Masterclasses - helping Pluralists to explore and master new skills to boost their pluralist career
- Insight evenings - learn from the experiences and inspirations of other pluralists
- Monthly influencer talks from David Smith (Sunday Times Economics Editor) and Charles Burbeck (Stock Market expert)
- Network with Club members - make new contacts, share ideas and earning opportunities and discover new directions
- Attend social events including dinners, wine tastings, quiz nights, and more...
- Be part of our monthly Stock Market, NED and Angel Clubs
- Join our online community on Wild Apricot
Included in your membership
(3 events every week for only £240 a month)
PluralistCasts
12 - 15 events each month
Get FREE access to ALL our PluralistCast events onTuesday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 5.30pm
Masterclasses
2 per month
We have developed a series of Masterclasses covering topics that will help you to develop your pluralist life
Insight Evenings
3 - 4 per month
Learn from the experiences and insights of other Pluralists who have built their own successful pluralist careers
Social Events
2 - 3 a month
We host regular social events where we network, share ideas and enjoy some downtime (quiz night, cookalong curry night, comedy, wine tasting to name a few..)
New Opportunities
An on-going benefit
Find your next career move and discover new opportunities you might not have previously considered including C-level, advisory board and NED roles
Special events
6 times a year
We hold regular in person lunch or dinner events at our Members Club at Arboretum London - an opportunity for members to meet, discuss opportunities and network
Meet our Members
Pluralists come from a wide variety of backgrounds, although there are some common characteristics.
- An existing successful career in business, professional or academic life
- An ambition to take charge of their lives and enjoy working and being active for as long as possible
- Believing they have skills and talents to offer other organisations and people
- A desire to stay in or return to a working environment, but in a position of authority and with autonomy over their life
- Avoid the tedium of "retirement"
- A desire to earn money and/or satisfaction from their Pluralist activities
- Wanting to build a new network of valuable contacts with whom they connect and can work with
Typical Pluralists emerge from the following categories
- Cashed out entrepreneurs
- Entrepreneurs planning to sell their business
- City professionals wishing to escape the rat race
- C-Level executives looking to move on from corporate life
- People returning to work after a career break
