Bailey Richardson brings her expertise as a storyteller and researcher to People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Richardson has helped shape the communities around Instagram, IDEO, and Pop-Up Magazine. She lives in New York. Kevin Huynh breathes strategy and structure at People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Huynh advises groups that build empowered communities and in the past operationalized CreativeMornings, rolling out events to 100 cities. He lives in New York. Kai Elmer Sotto focuses on how true communities fuel growth for companies at People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Sotto helped pioneer Facebook's growth discipline and launch Instagram's business internationally. He lives in New York.

• Why build a community?I Spark the flame: Getting together1. Pinpoint your people2. Do something together3. Get people talkingII Stoke the fire: Sticking together4. Attract new folks5. Cultivate your identity6. Pay attention to who keeps showing upIII Pass the torch: Growing together7. Create more leaders8. Supercharge your leaders9. Celebrate togetherWhat’s next for your community?Appendix

“Get Together tells the stories and reveals the insights of community-building. Don’t start one without reading this book.”—Robert Wang, founder of Instant Pot “As a leader of a social-impact organization, I found Get Togetherto be helpful in thinking about how we could do better at building and cultivating the community around IDEO.org. I’d recommend Get Together to anyone organizing or participating in communities, personally or professionally.”—Jocelyn Wyatt, CEO of IDEO.org “Get Togetheris a book about our most valuable resource--people--and how to get themtogether. Sounds simple; but then all great ideas are.”—Craig Pearce, co-writer of the films Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge!, and The Great Gatsby“Ina time of growing social isolation and disconnection from what matters most, Bailey, Kevin, and Kai offer a vision for how the world could be. Read it!”—Casper ter Kuile, co-author of the How We Gather report “This book encapsulates in a 90-minute read what took me 20 years to learn at Surfrider. It provides clear guidance on how to methodically build a thriving community.”—Dr. Chad Nelsen, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation “Get Togetheris a must-read. As a community builder, I have an immense appreciation for the way Bailey, Kai, and Kevin broke things down."—Claire Wasserman, founder of Ladies Get Paid“Asthe producer of the first Star Wars Celebration, I had to work with my team and Lucasfilm to build an event that was worthy of the worldwide Star Wars community. I wish I had had a book like Get Together back then—I would’ve devoured it to gain insight on building my community to give me a head start!”—Dan Madsen, former president of the Official Star Wars Fan Club “At a time when the extremes have become the norm and acute polarization is on the rise, Get Together is a much-needed road map to building authentic communities for good, which can ultimately outcompete the bad.”—Sasha Havlicek, CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue

Bailey Richardson brings her expertise as a storyteller and researcher to People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Richardson has helped shape the communities around Instagram, IDEO, and Pop-Up Magazine. She lives in New York. Kevin Huynh breathes strategy and structure at People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Huynh advises groups that build empowered communities and in the past operationalized CreativeMornings, rolling out events to 100 cities. He lives in New York. Kai Elmer Sotto focuses on how true communities fuel growth for companies at People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Sotto helped pioneer Facebook's growth discipline and launch Instagram's business internationally. He lives in New York.

• Why build a community?I Spark the flame: Getting together1. Pinpoint your people2. Do something together3. Get people talkingII Stoke the fire: Sticking together4. Attract new folks5. Cultivate your identity6. Pay attention to who keeps showing upIII Pass the torch: Growing together7. Create more leaders8. Supercharge your leaders9. Celebrate togetherWhat’s next for your community?Appendix

“Get Together tells the stories and reveals the insights of community-building. Don’t start one without reading this book.”—Robert Wang, founder of Instant Pot “As a leader of a social-impact organization, I found Get Togetherto be helpful in thinking about how we could do better at building and cultivating the community around IDEO.org. I’d recommend Get Together to anyone organizing or participating in communities, personally or professionally.”—Jocelyn Wyatt, CEO of IDEO.org “Get Togetheris a book about our most valuable resource--people--and how to get themtogether. Sounds simple; but then all great ideas are.”—Craig Pearce, co-writer of the films Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge!, and The Great Gatsby“Ina time of growing social isolation and disconnection from what matters most, Bailey, Kevin, and Kai offer a vision for how the world could be. Read it!”—Casper ter Kuile, co-author of the How We Gather report “This book encapsulates in a 90-minute read what took me 20 years to learn at Surfrider. It provides clear guidance on how to methodically build a thriving community.”—Dr. Chad Nelsen, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation “Get Togetheris a must-read. As a community builder, I have an immense appreciation for the way Bailey, Kai, and Kevin broke things down."—Claire Wasserman, founder of Ladies Get Paid“Asthe producer of the first Star Wars Celebration, I had to work with my team and Lucasfilm to build an event that was worthy of the worldwide Star Wars community. I wish I had had a book like Get Together back then—I would’ve devoured it to gain insight on building my community to give me a head start!”—Dan Madsen, former president of the Official Star Wars Fan Club “At a time when the extremes have become the norm and acute polarization is on the rise, Get Together is a much-needed road map to building authentic communities for good, which can ultimately outcompete the bad.”—Sasha Havlicek, CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue

Bailey Richardson brings her expertise as a storyteller and researcher to People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Richardson has helped shape the communities around Instagram, IDEO, and Pop-Up Magazine. She lives in New York. Kevin Huynh breathes strategy and structure at People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Huynh advises groups that build empowered communities and in the past operationalized CreativeMornings, rolling out events to 100 cities. He lives in New York. Kai Elmer Sotto focuses on how true communities fuel growth for companies at People & Company, an agency that helps organizations build communities. People & Company has supported the creation and ongoing care of communities of investors, entrepreneurs, teachers, caregivers, dog-walkers, power users, runners, surfers, and more. Sotto helped pioneer Facebook's growth discipline and launch Instagram's business internationally. He lives in New York.

• Why build a community?I Spark the flame: Getting together1. Pinpoint your people2. Do something together3. Get people talkingII Stoke the fire: Sticking together4. Attract new folks5. Cultivate your identity6. Pay attention to who keeps showing upIII Pass the torch: Growing together7. Create more leaders8. Supercharge your leaders9. Celebrate togetherWhat’s next for your community?Appendix

“Get Together tells the stories and reveals the insights of community-building. Don’t start one without reading this book.”—Robert Wang, founder of Instant Pot “As a leader of a social-impact organization, I found Get Togetherto be helpful in thinking about how we could do better at building and cultivating the community around IDEO.org. I’d recommend Get Together to anyone organizing or participating in communities, personally or professionally.”—Jocelyn Wyatt, CEO of IDEO.org “Get Togetheris a book about our most valuable resource--people--and how to get themtogether. Sounds simple; but then all great ideas are.”—Craig Pearce, co-writer of the films Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge!, and The Great Gatsby“Ina time of growing social isolation and disconnection from what matters most, Bailey, Kevin, and Kai offer a vision for how the world could be. Read it!”—Casper ter Kuile, co-author of the How We Gather report “This book encapsulates in a 90-minute read what took me 20 years to learn at Surfrider. It provides clear guidance on how to methodically build a thriving community.”—Dr. Chad Nelsen, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation “Get Togetheris a must-read. As a community builder, I have an immense appreciation for the way Bailey, Kai, and Kevin broke things down."—Claire Wasserman, founder of Ladies Get Paid“Asthe producer of the first Star Wars Celebration, I had to work with my team and Lucasfilm to build an event that was worthy of the worldwide Star Wars community. I wish I had had a book like Get Together back then—I would’ve devoured it to gain insight on building my community to give me a head start!”—Dan Madsen, former president of the Official Star Wars Fan Club “At a time when the extremes have become the norm and acute polarization is on the rise, Get Together is a much-needed road map to building authentic communities for good, which can ultimately outcompete the bad.”—Sasha Havlicek, CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue