Barber reports, “The membership to Connect is priced at $2,500 per year per person, with an option for companies with 50 or more approved employees to have an enterprise discount.
“Fortune senior editor Ellen McGirt, who helped to create the content for the new platform, said Connect will create regularly updated programs around three main subjects: Leading in a purpose driven world, the shift towards stakeholder capitalism and diversity and inclusion through an anti-racist lens.
“But unlike certificate programs or online education services, Connect will not have a limited time frame for participation. Participants are able to stay connected and learn from their peers for as long as they like until they move up to the c-suite level and can graduate into Fortune’s other bottom-of-the-funnel conferences and franchises.
“To start, there will be an online library of repurposed recorded conference content and a weekly newsletter. And a few weeks into October, virtual meet-ups, participatory events and ‘sprints,’ or condensed lessons of important topics, will kick off as well, McGirt said.”
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