The world around us reflects how we think and how we decide.

The world is shaped by what gets decided in rooms — and most of those rooms aren’t built for the decisions they hold.

People with real weight to carry are surrounded by advisors, networks, transactions. Almost never by the kind of relationships that let them think clearly and act honestly.

Conxious exists to be that kind of room. Carefully curated, small, and intentional — for the people shaping what happens next, across business, culture, and ideas.

Four things we hold as foundational.

  1. The quality of leadership defines the quality of the systems we live in.

  2. Trust is not a soft factor. It’s where everything important starts.

  3. Change in the economy starts with change in the people who lead them. 

  4. Real relationships don’t scale. The room has to be small enough that you know who’s in it.

The team building Conxious

Founding partners

Belief, made tangible. Our Founding Partners are the people whose conviction made Conxious possible — and who continue to make it accessible to the people who belong in the room, regardless of financial means. Their contributions fund the Conxious scholarships.

The work that matters starts on the inside.

What we believe in and how Conxious is designed — in that order, on purpose.


Seeing differently.

Before anything outside changes, something inside has to. The room exists to make that shift possible — by surrounding you with people whose thinking sharpens your own.

Trusting deeply.

Most networks try to skip this step. We build it. Real relationships earned over time, between people honest enough to disagree well are the only foundation that holds.

Building what matters.

Investments. Co-founders. Partnerships. Decisions that carry weight. These don’t get sold directly. They emerge when the first two are honored.

The forms change. The intention does not.

Conxious takes different forms — a curated membership, a yearly Picnic at the Otto Wagner Areal, smaller circles and dinners throughout the year, projects that grow out of the room itself.

The intention stays the same: to build the relationships that shape the next decade of what gets decided, invested, and built.