The Two Roles
City Head:
You own the chapter. You're the face of GTM North in your city - building the local exec team, landing the venues and sponsors, and running the events that put your city on the map. This is a founder role, not a volunteer badge. High ownership, high reward, first pick of the city.
Ambassador:
You power the chapter. You bring your network, help fill the room, rep the brand, and make each event run. Lower commitment than City Head, but the fastest on-ramp to one. If you want to build without owning the whole thing yet, this is your seat.
What you get
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Revenue share on local sponsorships. You land the sponsors in your city, you share the upside. Build a real chapter and it pays you back.
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The brand, the playbook, and a proven event model. You're not starting from a blank page - you're running a system that already sold out rooms in Toronto.
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First-mover status. You become the name people associate with GTM in your city.
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A direct line to the founding team and every other chapter's playbook as we scale across Canada.
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A real title and a real seat on the executive team of a community that's growing fast.

Who we're looking for
You already know your city's GTM scene - or you're plugged in enough to build it fast. You've run something before, or you're itching to. You'd rather own an outcome than attend a meeting about it. And you get why "no fluff, real tactics" is the whole point.
If you need a step-by-step to get started, this isn't for you. If you've already got three ideas for your first event, keep reading.
Open Roles
City Head's already in place. We're building the team around them. If you're a GTM operator in Toronto who wants in early, this is your window.
City Head's already in place. We're building the team around them. If you're a GTM operator in Vancouver who wants in early, this is your window
Wide open. Be the one who plants the flag, or join the founding crew.
Wide open. Lead the chapter or help build it from day one.
Wide open. Small scene, huge opportunity to be the one who builds it.

