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Helm, formerly The Supper Club, is a London-based membership community for founders and chief executives of scale-up businesses, founded in 2003.

Membership is open to founders and chief executives whose businesses have revenue of £3 million or more, or have raised more than £3 million, with 20 full-time equivalent staff. Each member joins a Forum, a peer group of around eight founders led by a chair, which takes about three hours a month. Helm also runs two to three events a week, including dinners in private dining rooms, and offers introductions and an online member community. Joining involves a short online application and a 30-minute call with the Helm team.

Membership fees are not published, and members can cancel at any time under the membership agreement. Helm states it has more than 400 members across the UK. It is a certified B Corporation (B Corp), listed in the B Corp directory as Prelude to Business Ltd t/a Helm since July 2022, with an overall B Impact Score of 93.8. Andreas Adamides is chief executive.

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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 runs Helm?

Andreas Adamides is Helm's chief executive. The site states that Helm began as The Supper Club in 2003 but does not name its founder.

Who can join Helm?

Founders and chief executives whose businesses have revenue of £3 million or more, or have raised more than £3 million, with 20 full-time equivalent staff. Applicants complete an online form and a 30-minute call.

How much does Helm membership cost?

Fees are not published. Members can cancel at any time, and refund terms are set out in the membership agreement.

How much time does Helm membership take?

There is no fixed commitment. Forum meetings take about three hours a month, and members typically attend an event every one to two months.

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