Worth Following Summit
Become the leader people choose to follow.
Two days for executives who want to grow as people and as leaders, alongside peers who want the same. You leave knowing who you are as a leader, how your people experience you and what you will do differently on Monday.
- Length
- Two days
- Where
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- Who
- Executive leaders
- When
- Coming in 2027
Your team can only grow as far as you do.
Most leadership events teach tactics. The Worth Following Summit starts with the leader. Before a team trusts you, follows your direction and does its best work, you have to be someone worth following.
For two days, Mike Fromhold and Brittany Tipton bring the same ideas they used for years to scale companies and develop leaders, and you put them to work on your own leadership, with a room of peers who will tell you the truth.
What the two days cover
- 01
Know yourself
Your strengths, your blind spots and how your people experience your leadership today.
- 02
Lead with purpose
Why you lead, what you stand for and the values you want your team to see in you every day.
- 03
Build trust
How to go first, tell the truth with care and create a team that argues about ideas, then commits.
- 04
Grow your people
Coaching, appreciation and ownership, so the people around you grow into leaders too.
- 05
Lead through hard seasons
Resilience, discipline and steady decisions when the pressure is on.
- 06
Leave with a plan
Two or three commitments you write yourself, and peers who will ask you about them.
Leaders who want to grow.
- CEOs, presidents and founders
- Executive team members and senior vice presidents
- Leaders who just stepped into a bigger role
- Leaders who want honest peers, outside their own company
Worth Following Summit
Become the leader people choose to follow.
Be first to hear the dates.
Invitations are personal and the group stays small. Tell us a little about you and we’ll send the details for Worth Following Summit as soon as they’re set.
Worth Following Summit, answered.
When and where is the Worth Following Summit?
The first Summit is planned for 2027 in Dallas–Fort Worth. Request an invite and you will be among the first to hear the dates, the location and the full agenda.
Who should attend?
Executive leaders who want to grow as people and as leaders: CEOs, presidents, founders and members of executive teams. Every invitation is personal, so the room stays small and candid.
How is it different from an Everest retreat?
A retreat is built for one leadership team and its priorities. The Summit is built for individual leaders from many companies, focused on your own growth, alongside peers from outside your company.
How do I get an invitation?
Request an invite on this page. Reign Bach on our team will follow up with the details when invitations go out.