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Helm
Helm (formerly The Supper Club) is a London-based membership community for founders and CEOs of scaling businesses. Members join chaired peer forum groups and can attend more than 160 events a year, from roundtables and dinners to masterclasses, alongside introductions and advice. It is a peer network rather than a training or advisory provider.
- Delivery format
- In-person
Networks & communities
Best for: Founders and CEOs of UK scale-ups
Club Membership from £1,450/year, Founders' Club Membership £4,250/year
400+ members
- Who can join
- Open to all genders
Hosts events · Online community
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2003
Last checked: 18 August 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Is Helm accredited?
Yes. Helm is B Corp Certified, with a B Impact Score of 93.8.
Who founded Helm?
Helm's founder, Andreas Adamides, also founded The Supper Club in 2003.
Who can join Helm?
Eligibility is generally £3m+ in revenue and 20+ FTEs.
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