Lead a city or a constituency, and assemble the council under you — bringing in your own people at your judgement. The heads who keep Converge honest to the scene.
We could try to hand-pick every council member ourselves. We'd get it wrong — we don't live every scene. So we don't. We pick heads — people who already command trust in a city or a constituency — and hand them the room.
A head owns their domain. They decide who belongs at the table, bring those people in at their own judgement, and stay accountable for whether Converge actually serves the crew, the artists, the promoters, and the venues where they live.
we don't pick the council. we pick who does.
A City Head owns the whole local council and answers for the city. Beneath them, a Constituency Head owns each side of the local economy — and a Campus Lead carries the launch campus. Every head fills their own bench.
No equity, no cash — and that's the point. This is about leading something your city deserves, not a transaction. Senior industry advisors sit on a separate track with different terms — see the advisory board.
A head leads a council — they don't run or control Converge. It's not a board of directors, not a job, and not equity. You own your bench and your city's read; the company's direction stays with the founder. Easy to lead, easy to hand off.
Heads carry real authority, so we choose them slowly — most come from people already deep in the Converge community. Tell us which role you'd lead and the standing you bring. If there's a fit, we'll reach out.
Two cities, four constituencies, and the bench is yours to build. If the scene already follows your lead, take a seat at the head of the table.