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EO London
EO London is the London chapter of the Entrepreneurs' Organization, a global peer-to-peer network for founders and business owners who meet a revenue threshold for membership. Its core is the confidential "forum" group of 8 to 10 peers who meet monthly, supported by learning events, expert speakers and a global network. It is a membership community, not a coaching or consulting provider.
- Delivery format
- In-person
Networks & communities
Best for: Founders and business owners with $1m+ revenue
Accelerator tier (£250k-£1m revenue businesses): £1,050 local + $1,750 global dues/year. Full EO Membership: £1,500 local dues/year (plus £1,000 one-time chapter initiation fee) + $2,630 global dues/year (plus $3,500 one-time global initiation fee).
19,000+ members across 60 countries and 221 chapters worldwide; 100+ in the London chapter.
- Who can join
- Open to all genders
Hosts events
5.0
10
1999
Last checked: 2 August 2026
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Frequently asked questions
When was EO London founded?
The EO London chapter was founded in 1999 (the global EO organisation itself was founded in 1987).
How much does EO London membership cost?
Standard membership is £1,500/year plus a £1,000 initiation fee, plus $2,630/year and a $3,500 global initiation fee. The Accelerator tier has its own separate, lower pricing.
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