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Grow your business. Expand your leadership. Stay anchored in what matters. CEO Netweavers brings together senior and rising leaders to build trust, share wisdom, and challenge each other forward—through curated events, candid conversations, and pay-it-forward relationships.
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It’s not networking–it’s Netweaving.

What Makes CEO Netweavers Different

You’ve been in rooms where everyone postures. This isn’t that. CEO Netweavers is built for senior and rising leaders who value real conversations, cross-functional insight, and trusted relationships that compound over time.

For 20 years, we’ve created space for leaders to grow their businesses, invest in others, and stay grounded in what matters—through curated gatherings, mentorship opportunities, and meaningful service that let you quickly know the real person. Click here to read more about our mission.

Real Relationships

Most executive groups take years to build trust. Ours accelerates it—because members serve, listen, and lead together, not just show up for coffee or speakers.

Shoulder-to-Shoulder Service

When you solve problems together, you skip the surface level. Whether it’s advising a founder through Inflection Point or tackling a leadership challenge with peers, our members build trust through shared action—not small talk.

Mentorship That Multiplies

Great leaders aren’t just willing to grow—they’re willing to give. From advising eMBA candidates to learning from seasoned operators with multiple exits, members find opportunities to mentor and have meaningful conversations across every stage of their career.

Leadership with Purpose

Our events and peer groups help leaders stay grounded—not just in strategy, but in values. Many members also contribute to our 501(c)(3) mission to develop the next generation of principled leaders.

How You Can Get Involved

Attend an Upcoming Event

Our gatherings aren’t open to the public—they’re intentionally curated for senior and rising leaders who value real conversation and meaningful connection.

If you’re ready to experience what makes CEO Netweavers different, join us at an upcoming event and spend time with leaders who are shaping companies and communities across Georgia.

Get Invited to Future Gatherings

Can’t make the next event, or want to connect before committing your time?

Join our insider list and we’ll personally reach out with upcoming gatherings, small-group dinners, and opportunities to see the community in action.

Frequently Asked Questions

How this is different than Vistage, Convene, and C12?

There are three big differences:

  1. These organizations generally require you to be an owner, founder, or majority stakeholder of a business, or they split members strictly into peer groups based on job title. CEO Netweavers brings together senior leaders and aspiring leaders from across industries and functions.
  2. They focus on small, closed peer groups as the main connection point. We curate quarterly large-format gatherings that draw a wider range of leaders, and we’ll be reintroducing peer group dinners in 2026.
  3. Their membership fees often exceed $10,000 annually plus initiation fees. Our structure as a nonprofit allows us to focus on connection, shared insight, and giving back, rather than monetizing access.

We respect these organizations—many of our members have participated in them for years. CEO Netweavers simply fills a different space: connecting senior and rising leaders in Georgia for candid conversations, diverse perspectives, and pay-it-forward relationships.

See our Membership page for more details

How is this different than Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO)?

EO is built for owners and founders of businesses meeting specific revenue or funding thresholds:

  • $1M+ in annual revenue, or
  • $2M+ privately raised funding or $5M+ publicly raised funding with a minimum of 10 employees.

CEO Netweavers is broader in who we welcome as “senior leaders,” recognizing that the title and scope of responsibility differ depending on company size and structure. That might mean:

  • C-suite at a $5M SaaS company
  • Top two executive levels at a $50M company
  • Senior leadership roles within a division of a large public company

We also welcome aspiring leaders—those with leadership credentials and the desire to multiply principled leadership in Georgia. This creates a cross-functional, cross-generational community that blends quarterly large-format events, candid dialogue, and opportunities to serve.

EO is an incredible organization that has expanded across the world because of how it connects owners and founders. CEO Netweavers simply fills a different part of the business ecosystem in Georgia.

How is this different than World 50?

World 50 convenes CEOs, board members, and senior executives from the Global 2000 in peer groups segmented by function and industry, with membership fees that typically start around $20,000 annually.

CEO Netweavers is intentionally cross‑functional and regionally focused in Georgia. Alongside current executives and rising leaders, we include encore members—former CEOs/C‑suite operators and board‑level leaders (many with multiple exits) who stay engaged and share hard‑won perspective. That mix of current + encore leadership in the same room—through curated events and initiatives like Inflection Point—gives members a wider lens than function‑specific groups and is rare to find elsewhere.

Will the Inflection Point Program be restarting?

Yes—it’s already back. Inflection Point pairs select companies at critical growth stages with panels of seasoned leaders who offer strategic guidance at no cost or equity.

Members love the “shoulder-to-shoulder” time these sessions create, forging trust and connection far faster than casual networking ever could.

If you know a company or operator navigating a make-or-break moment, send them to the Inflection Point page so they can see how it works. And if you know an experienced leader who thrives on candid conversation and pay-it-forward impact, connect us—we’d like to meet them.

What type of events are there?

Our core programming centers on quarterly, high-caliber gatherings designed to bring senior and rising leaders together for real conversations—not just name tags and surface-level networking.

Recent topics include

  • Navigating Career Growth Without Sacrificing What Matters
  • Navigating Conflict in the Executive Team: Tools for Healthy Disagreement.

We also host Donor Day at the Ron Clark Academy for members who support our 501(c)(3) mission, and we plan to relaunch our peer-group dinners in the second half of 2026—smaller, curated conversations for deeper relationship-building.

Whether you join a room of 80 executives or a dinner of eight, every event is designed to help you grow your business, expand your leadership, and stay anchored in what matters.

Click here to join us at our next event.

Is this a nonprofit or a membership organization?

CEO Netweavers is a membership community for senior and rising leaders. While we operate under the CEON Foundation—a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit—your experience here is focused on leadership, connection, and shared growth. The nonprofit structure also supports scholarships and mentoring initiatives that extend our impact beyond the membership itself.

What if I do not have time to serve?

Great question.

Not every season of leadership comes with extra bandwidth—and that’s okay. CEO Netweavers is designed so you can engage at the level that works for you. Some members are highly active in mentoring or service projects; others focus on attending events, building relationships, and contributing their insight in the room.

Even if you can’t commit time right now, your membership still helps sustain programs like Inflection Point and scholarships for emerging leaders. And when your schedule allows, there will always be opportunities to plug in—whether it’s advising a company, joining a peer group, or supporting a one-day service event.

What our members say

Tom Berger, President | RDK Consulting

CEO Netweavers is a remarkably unique organization. Its byline could be “Willingly helping others, expecting absolutely nothing in return.” Actually, I have received a lot in return! Those returns include the gratitude I hear from the small company founders that we help and watch them grow. Also, I continue to learn business and life lessons from other members. We openly share our experiences and concerns in a totally trusting environment.

Tom Berger

Chief Executive Officer (7x)

I am truly grateful to be part of CEON, an organization of talented and pay-it-forward minded professionals who are dedicated to strengthening our local community. It is inspiring to see people using their God-given talents not just for personal success, but to build something greater together. Being surrounded by such committed leaders motivates me to keep growing and to contribute meaningfully alongside them.

Jim Sullivan

Chief Executive Officer
Jim Sullivan, Chief Executive Officer
Kurt Uhlir, Chief Marketing Officer

Before joining CEO Netweavers, I searched for years to find a community of senior-level leaders committed to a principled ethos and lifelong learning. Serving alongside fellow members has fostered invaluable, transparent connections and enriched both my personal and professional journey.

Kurt Uhlir

Chief Marketing Officer, former CEO

Leaders From These Companies Call CEO Netweavers Home

BlueArc Capital
ez Home Search
WebOps Medical Logistics
National Association for Corporate Directors
StudentBridge: Enrollment Marketing And Management Platform
Opgal: Infrared Thermal Cameras and Optical Gas Imaging & More
Siemens Enterprise Networks
exploring inc.
NetWeavers Inspire
Champion Logistics Group
Here Technologies
Invista
Bessemer Venture Partners
eXp World Holdings
CHEP
Chief Architect Software
TegraGlobal
SER Sanmina
EPI-USE
Showcase IDX: Real Estate Martech SaaS
GLG
PepsiCo
Ernest & Young
Lennox
Nokia
Micromeritics online learning platform
Prysmian: Cables, Energy & Telecom Solutions
Sideqik: Influencer Marketing Platform
Syntegon: Processing and packaging solutions
Springboard Legal
Brunswick
Eli: human capital consulting firm
Delta Airlines
Carr Riggs & Ingram (CRI)
Georgia State University
HealPros
Applied Minerals
AMMEGA Group
Avery Dennison
48fourty Solutions: the largest pallet management services company in North America
vLink Solutions
Delta Apparel
PLA: Pallet Company & Logistics Services Provider
National Speakers Association
LLH
Zep: $1B+ innovator, producer, and distributor of maintenance and cleaning solutions
Graphic Packaging: leader in consumer packaging solutions
Altium Packaging
SER: a leading global Enterprise Content Management (ECM) vendor
U.S. Air Force Academy Association & Foundation

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