Become an Adaptive

Find your way in.

There is more than one way to be part of Adaptives. You might join as an experienced leader, learn as a Fellow, teach, build something, partner with us, contribute a story or support someone else's opportunity.

Tell us who you are and what you want to build.

What makes someone an Adaptive

Ongoing contribution, not a single transaction.

Adaptives are the people in this community who keep showing up for one another: members of Adaptive Intelligence, partners building through the Incubator & Accelerator or the Adaptive Fund & Investors Network, and fellows and guest speakers who stay involved after their first Class or session.

A single donation, talk or sponsorship is welcome and valued, but it is not what makes an Adaptive. Many start there; what makes the difference is continuing to contribute. And what Adaptives share is adaptability: building the skills to thrive in an ever-changing world, and helping others develop the same.

Not sure which door is yours?

Tell us who you are and what you want to build. We read every message and will point you to the right conversation.

Do you want to be part of the Adaptives?

Tell us who you are and what you want to build.

Meet some Adaptives

The people already building with us.

AceMaxHub
Read the AceMaxHub story

Mubarak Mustapha Jolayemi, AbdulRahman Ayinde Olajide, Adekunle Ibrahim

AceMaxHub

A university-compatible learning platform that extends the reach of medical educators and gives health sciences students private, offline-ready study tools.

Advient Advisors
Read the Advient Advisors story

Cory Kidd

Advient Advisors

Helps mid- to large-size companies in maritime shipping, healthcare and pharma find where AI creates value, then builds the governance, applications, training and adoption programs to make it stick.

BetaLife Health
Read the BetaLife Health story

Dr Mubarak Abiola Ayanniyi, Modupe Asama, Okwoli Mathew

BetaLife Health

An AI platform connecting hospitals and patients who need blood to blood banks and donors across Africa.