Brotherhood cannot be downloaded.
Virtus is intentionally structured around real relationships rather than digital engagement. Men are known, not followed.
Structure
- I
Brotherhood
Six to eight men who meet weekly, know each other's work, and know each other's struggles.
- II
Cohort
The men who enter together and are formed together over twelve months.
- III
Chapter
The men of a city, gathered around a table.
- IV
Fellowship
The whole body of members, bound by the same standards.
- V
Alumni Network
Mentors, employers, investors, teachers, and donors for the men who follow.
Six to eight men.
- Meet weekly.
- Know each other's work.
- Know each other's struggles.
- Challenge one another.
- Celebrate marriages, promotions, launches, failures, births, and victories.
The internet coordinates the community.
It does not constitute it.
The operating rhythm.
- Weekly
Brotherhood meetings
- Report on commitments
- Work through real problems
- Challenge one another
- Pray together
- Twice Monthly
Serious practical sessions
- Sell something
- Read a P&L
- Negotiate a deal
- Build an AI workflow
- Analyze an acquisition
- Cold outreach
- Give a speech
- Build a financial model
- Monthly
Dinner with an exceptional practitioner
- Founder
- CEO
- Investor
- Priest or pastor
- Military leader
- Attorney
- Craftsman
- Executive
- Quarterly
Saturday intensive
- Sales Day
- Acquisition Day
- Build Day
- Leadership Exercise
- Annually
Three-day retreat
- Prayer
- Training
- Physical challenge
- Meals
- Speeches
- Brotherhood
- Reflection
- Commitment