Everything you need to know.

It is a two-day in-person mastermind for business owners operating at scale. It is facilitated by Dan Bradbury, who runs both days live from the front of the room. The format is hot seats, live diagnosis, and group conversation — not a conference with speakers and slides. The content comes from the room, not from a prepared deck.

Both days follow the same structure. Dan opens by setting the theme for the session, then turns immediately to the room. Attendees are called on by name — what is actually going on in your business right now? The problem gets diagnosed live in front of the group, with the group contributing. Dan moves the conversation on when a thread runs dry. There is no fixed minute-by-minute schedule, but there is a clear topic spine that keeps each day moving in the right direction.

A hot seat is when one attendee puts their business — and their biggest real problem right now — in front of the room. Dan diagnoses it live and the group contributes. It is the session that most people find most valuable and most people are slightly nervous about before they do it. That nervousness is usually the most reliable indicator that you should do it.

Capacity is 50. The room is intentionally kept small enough that you will have a conversation with every person in it across the two days.

Yes. Both days are recorded so attendees can revisit the sessions after the event. Attendees are still asked to keep what is discussed inside the room confidential — the recordings are for your own review, not for wider distribution.

The main thing to bring is one real problem — something genuinely stuck in your business right now that you would put in the hot seat if you had the chance. Dan will get to you. The more specific and honest you are about what it is, the more the room can help. Beyond that, no preparation is required.

Business owners running serious operating businesses — typically £1 million or more in revenue, but more important than the number is the mindset. This is for operators who want to be around other operators at the same level, who are honest about the real problems in their businesses, and who will give as much as they take in a room.

This is not for early-stage founders, aspiring entrepreneurs, or people who want to be in the room for the networking badge. The value of the room depends entirely on the quality of everyone in it — every place is vetted before it is confirmed.

Yes. Day One and Day Two are each available separately at £2,500. Both days together are £3,500, saving £1,500 versus booking separately. Most attendees who come for one day say they wish they had booked both.

Day One focuses on growth, AI, and acquisition — it is built for operators who are still in build mode and want clarity on the next push. Day Two focuses on wealth, freedom, and exit — it is for operators who have built something serious and are asking the harder questions about personal wealth, removing themselves from the day-to-day, and what a genuine exit looks like. If you are not sure which day is for you, book both.

Mallory Court Country House Hotel & Spa, Harbury Lane, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. Named England's Best Large Hotel at the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2025. A Lutyens-style country manor set in ten acres of grounds, with Elan Spa, The Warwick restaurant helmed by MasterChef winner Stu Deeley, and bedrooms from suites in the original manor house to deluxe rooms in the Orchard House.

Elan Spa is Mallory Court's award-winning spa, rated five bubbles by the Good Spa Guide. It includes a hydrotherapy pool, outdoor vitality pool, full treatment menu using GAIA and Temple Spa products, gym with Technogym equipment, and access to the grounds for the hotel's mindfulness walk. Spa access is included with your registration across your booked days.

Yes. A masseuse is booked for both days and available to all attendees. Booking slots are made available on arrival — first-come, first-served. It is a popular option. Book your slot early on Day One.

Smart casual. There is no formal dress code — wear what you would wear to a serious business meeting with people you respect.

Yes. A bedroom block is reserved at the venue at a preferred rate. Kevin will be in touch after you register to help you secure your room. Rooms are allocated on a first-come basis — register early if you want to stay on-site.

Yes. Partners are welcome to stay at the venue and use all facilities. They would not be in the sessions, but the hotel, spa, and all amenities are available to them throughout.

Yes. The bedroom block is bookable from the weekend before the event, and the weekend after is available too if you want to turn the trip into a short break. This is a popular option for attendees travelling from outside the immediate area.

Cancellations made more than 30 days before the event receive a full refund. Cancellations inside 30 days can be transferred to another attendee or held as a credit for a future event. No refunds are issued inside 30 days, but we will always work with you to find a fair resolution.

The event registration covers your place in the sessions, spa and gym access across your registered days, and all materials. Accommodation is separate and booked through the bedroom block at the preferred rate. Travel, meals outside the venue's event catering, and personal expenses are your own.