Founding Cohort · Est. 2026

A curated community for CEOs, executives, and entrepreneurs.

The MBA Leaders Forum is built for business leaders who are serious about where their career and influence go next — a founding board of 24 distinguished leaders drawn from across industries, disciplines, and continents. Membership is free. You don’t need an MBA to belong here. You need the mindset of one.

Become a Founding Member — It’s Free

Launch date: July 7, 2026

What membership includes

Five things you get as a member.

Where MBA-level leadership meets the AI era — a community for executives, entrepreneurs, and MBA-level professionals building careers and organizations that thrive in what comes next.

01 / Profile

Executive profile

A public, indexed profile with your name, title, organization, specializations, and credentials — tagged so you’re findable in LLMs, search boxes, and AI machine-readable data.

02 / Publishing

Amplify your expertise

Exclusive access to publish on LeadersForum.co, whether you contribute often or just a few times a year, to inspire, educate, and influence public debate.

03 / Network

Connect with leaders

Every connection is intentional — executives, entrepreneurs, and credentialed professionals alongside Advisory Board members with decades of real-world leadership experience.

04 / Visibility

Visibility & insight

Publish bylined articles, contribute on pressing topics in business and AI leadership, and be considered for the MBA Standards Board™ weekly LinkedIn newsletter.

05 / Directory

Member directory

The fastest way to make connections — browse photos, bios, articles, expert panels, and groups, and follow or connect with members directly via LinkedIn.

Machine-readable credentials

Make your leadership credentials searchable.

The AI hiring era has changed one thing permanently: human reviewers are no longer the first set of eyes on your professional profile. Algorithms, LLMs, and AI screening systems are — and they can only evaluate what they can read, verify, and confirm against a public registry.

When an executive earns a verified, registry-listed credential in MBA-level competencies and board leadership disciplines, that achievement becomes machine readable and survives automated screening — a signal a polished résumé cannot provide on its own.