About Ripple Intent

What we do in theory is simple – we are continually seeking to find a better way to work together. We do this thru life changing events, where people come together to experience what it’s like to work together when you are aligned with a heightened sense of self awareness.

In 2012, Kyle Majchrowski, Mike Wood, and Scott Perala hosted the first Improving Capital Projects Symposium in Portland, Oregon, which focused on bringing together professionals across industries to discuss and maybe solve a few shared problems. The people who came surprised even us – the amount of sharing, opening up, and genuine participation was beyond any event the organizers had ever attended. Clearly there was something important in the forum.

In 2016, Seek Change was formed – to continue the good work of events in Portland. Kyle relocated to Colorado and, along with Katie Dalby, Stacey Root, Tracey Abel, Bob Redwine, Mike Wood, and Dave Sharrock, the first Denver event was hosted. Following shortly thereafter, Kyle, Katie, Sean Williams, Mike Williams, and Chad Halmrast headed up the first Phoenix symposium.

In 2018, Ripple Intent was formally formed as a non-profit to bring events to those seeking to improve the way we work.

Today, Ripple Intent hosts over 100 Breakfast Clubs and events a year across nearly two dozen cities. Each one gathers 20–40 people for the kind of conversation that’s hard to find anywhere else: honest and meaningful — genuinely about becoming better people. It’s relationship-first, networking-second.