City Makers

City Makers is for founders and operators scaling their business.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Mighty Networks.

The one-liner

A practice community for people improving cities through relationships, not lone grind.

What they actually sell

City Makers, associated with Beth Sanders, is a Mighty Network for people running improvement initiatives in cities, neighbourhoods and communities. It evolved from the Integral Nest City network with Marilyn Hamilton. The lander promises quality social habitats through live courses, small group coaching and community gatherings so members connect and expand purposeful city work. Exact public pricing is not cleanly shown.

Who pays and why

Practitioners who feel alone pushing civic improvements. The fear is burning out against impossible city problems. They join for relationships that make the work energising again.

Where the members come from

Beth Sanders's city-making body of work and the prior Nest City community. Exact follower counts are not listed on the lander.

What's holding it back

Practice communities need a visible rhythm of courses and gatherings. Without price and calendar on the lander, newcomers may not see how to start.

Steal this

Rename and focus a knowledge community around the practitioner identity, then sell live courses and small-group coaching as the habitat for the work.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other place-based practice networks such as school innovators or main-street revitalisers. Weak for pure theory forums with no local projects.