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YPO (formerly Young Presidents' Organization) is a global leadership community of more than 30,000 chief executives, with a London chapter among its networks. Membership is open to people who reached a significant chief executive role before a set age, and centres on small confidential peer "forum" groups alongside global education, events and networking. It is a membership community rather than a service provider.
- Delivery format
- In-person
Networks & communities
Best for: Top operational leaders (CEO/president) who qualified before age 45, at companies with $16m+ revenue or 50+ employees
Global dues: $4,790 initiation + $4,790/year, plus separate (unpublished) local chapter dues
38,000+ members globally
- Who can join
- Open to all genders
Hosts events · Online community
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1950
Last checked: 21 August 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What does YPO do?
YPO (formerly Young Presidents' Organization) is a global leadership community of more than 30,000 chief executives, with a London chapter among its networks.
How does YPO deliver its services?
YPO delivers its services in-person.
Where is YPO based?
YPO is based in London.
When was YPO founded?
YPO was founded in 1950.
How much does YPO cost?
YPO provides pricing on request.
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