Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Next National Gathering | 10– 12 March 2027 | Eden Project
Curious minds are our favourite. Whether you’re planning your visit or want to know what to expect at Anthropy, we’ve got you covered.
Anthropy membership is your opportunity to be part of something bigger. This membership network creates year-round opportunities for leaders to collaborate and co-create.
We offer both individual and corporate membership options, ensuring there is something to suit responsible leaders from all walks of life. Visit our Membership page to learn more about becoming a member.
You can become an Anthropy member if you care about being a responsible leader. Whether you’re part of a big business, a market leader, an emerging brand, an entrepreneur or an established B Corp, we invite you to become a member where you can be part of creating a positive impact.
Our individual membership is ideal for entrepreneurs, sole traders, and individuals seeking meaningful connections, change, and collaboration.
Our Corporate membership is available at a Silver, Gold, or Platinum level to suit companies of all sizes from SMEs, charities, and small businesses through to large enterprises and multinational corporations.
Individual membership is available at an early bird rate of £1,000 (+ VAT) per year. From 1st October 2025, the rate will be £1,200 (+ VAT) per year.
Corporate membership starts at £10K up to £70K+ per year, depending on your chosen benefits package. We have dutifully created a variety of membership options to ensure we can support a wide variety of leaders and leading organisations.
Not at all! We welcome businesses of all sizes, including companies of one.
We believe bringing a diversity of leaders together is the best way to create change, and our current members range from small companies with single-digital employees to large organisations with thousands of employees.
If you’re interested in becoming an Individual member, you can join online today. If you want to explore our Corporate membership packages, you can learn more about these on our Corporate membership page, then get in touch to enquire about our options.
Not sure which membership is best for you? Book a chat with our friendly membership team and we’ll be happy to help you find the best solution for you.
Absolutely! Anthropists are the heart of our national gathering. As a thank you for being a core part of the Anthropy Membership, you’ll get complimentary entry to our national gathering.
Our membership includes various national gathering benefits tailored to individual and corporate members. From complimentary tickets to exclusive networking opportunities, participation in sessions, and brand visibility opportunities, being an Anthropy member is a sure way to elevate your national gathering experience.
Anthropy26 will be held at the Eden Project in Cornwall.
The address for the Eden Project is:
The Eden Project, Bodelva, Par, PL24 2SG
For more information on getting to Anthropy26, check out our Planning Your Visit page.
Anthropy26 takes place on 25th – 27th March 2026. It is a 3-day gathering unlike any other so be sure to get your tickets and join us.
Our national gathering welcomes leaders from all walks of life. 2,000+ leaders will attend the Anthropy26 national gathering over the 3-days.
The UKs largest shared agenda spans 14 key themes, and encompasses 600+ speakers with a vibrant mix of attitudes, personalities, perspectives, beliefs, and passions. See more about the content over at our Themes page.
Our full agenda will be released on the Anthropy app, in January, to those who have purchased tickets.
In short, no. Sustainability is one of our key areas of focus, but so is education, health, the built and natural environment, arts, sport, media, technology, business, AI, the economy, and so much more. Anthropy is dedicated to inspiring leaders to use their influence to create a better Britain and we cover a huge range of topics across the UK’s largest shared agenda.
Yes, Eden Project has good accessibility provisions.
Check out our Planning Your Visit page to view our available accessibility information. If you have any other questions about accessibility or inclusivity or need specific guidance and support, please contact anthropy@tro.com.
With thousands of attendees and hundreds of organisations and individuals involved in Anthropy, you are bound to forge lifelong connections with an array of people.
80% of the national gathering attendees are senior leaders, with 66% being C-suite, Chairs, Founders and Directors.
At Anthropy25, we had 10% of our total audience join us through the Emerging Leaders Programme.
63% of Anthropists are in private sector business, while 37% are non-profit, public service and academia.
50+% of our latest national gathering speakers were female, and 15% were from ethnic minority backgrounds.
From musicians to historians, bankers to entrepreneurs, media personalities to corporate executives, and artists to politicians, the Anthropy national gathering attracts a variety of individuals.
Absolutely! Anthropy isn’t only open to UK residents.
While Anthropy seeks to inspire a better Britain, we do so through a global lens and we recognise bettering our nation isn’t possible without the help of international peers. Many of the challenges facing Britain today are not only facing Britain. We seek to determine shared solutions to global problems, and to consider our global outlook.
We have inspiring speakers lined up for the national gatherings. You can see headline speakers for the Anthropy25 national gathering on the Speakers page to give you a flavour of the calibre of speakers you may expect for Anthropy26 . There are hundreds more but we simply cannot show them all.
Thank you for your interest in becoming an Anthropy speaker. We are always looking to hear from diverse voices in leadership. For speaker enquiries, please contact info@anthropy.uk.
Based at the Eden Project in St Austell, Cornwall, Anthropy26 is a well-connected gathering with several travel options.
You can get to Anthropy26 by car, foot, bicycle, train, bus, or plane. We also offer a shuttle bus service to many local towns.
For more Travel information, please take a look at our Planning Your Visit page.
The nearest train station is St Austell railway station. From here, you can get to the Eden Project by bus or pre-booked taxi.
Other nearby train stations include Bugle, Luxulyan, Par, Bodmin, and Newquay.
Check train timetables and plan your journey via:
Cornwall Airport in Newquay is the closest airport to the Eden Project.
Cornwall Airport is well connected to other areas of the UK and some European cities. From the airport, you can hire a car, book a taxi, or get a bus or train to the Eden Project. Visit the Cornwall Airport website for more information.
Exeter Airport is the closest airport for international flights. If you are arriving at Exeter Airport, you can hire a car or get a train from Exeter St. David’s Station to St Austell. If taking the train, Exeter St David’s Station is approximately 6 miles from Exeter Airport and reachable by bus or taxi. Visit the Exeter Airport website for more information.
You sure can! In fact, we encourage it.
Transport for Cornwall’s number 28 and 31 services travel directly to the Eden Project. You can find connecting routes to these bus services all across Cornwall.
Please visit the Go Cornwall Bus website to plan your bus journey.
For the event, Anthropy will also be operating local bus shuttles to support delegate travel. These shuttles are for guests attending the event only and focus on travelling through local towns, including Charlestown, Carlyon Bay, St Austell, Par & Fowey. You can book a shuttle bus ticket when you book your national gathering ticket, and nearer the time we will ask you to confirm your seat on specific journeys.
If you fancy some company, want to save money on fuel or reduce your carbon footprint, you might find someone to share your journey through the national Liftshare network or via the Car Share forum on the Anthropy app, launching in January.
While you can’t stay overnight in the Eden Project itself, there are lots of accommodation options in the nearby vicinity. Take a look at our Planning Your Visit page for more information on nearby accommodation.
Anthropy26 takes place at the Eden Project, just outside of St Austell on the south coast of mid Cornwall. From self-catering and B&Bs to hotels and motels, there are lots of places where you can stay in St Austell and other nearby towns.
Check out the Planning Your Visit page to see some nearby hotels located along the shuttle bus route.
For support with group bookings, please reach out to anthropy@uniglobecarter.co.uk.
While we would love to invite you to join us for an overnight stay under the biomes of the Eden Project, Anthropy26 tickets do not include accommodation.
You will need to find your own accommodation for the duration of the gathering. However, you can find a list of potential hotels and more information on accommodation on our Planning Your Visit page.
We recommend booking your accommodation early, now in fact, to secure availability!
Food and drink are not provided as part of the Anthropy26 delegate packages but you will be able to find lots of tasty food options there, or you’re welcome to bring your own with you.
At the Eden Project, you will find a wide range of cafes and catering outlets to choose from. From Mediterranean dishes to hearty family favourites, all of the Eden Project’s food is responsibly sourced, fairly traded, single-source, seasonal, and/or local and freshly made.
Please note, all payments on site are cashless.
Of course! The Eden Project caters to an array of taste buds, dietary requirements, and preferences including vegetarians, vegans, meat-eaters, gluten-free diets, and those with other dietary needs.
If you have any particular dietary requirements, please let a member of the catering team know and they will do their best to help you.
We are often asked, how can I help to support this unique movement? The biggest help is to spread the word.
Follow us on LinkedIn and help to raise awareness by sharing our posts.
Tell your network about Anthropy and give them the opportunity to join and to contribute to the UKs largest shared agenda.
Volunteers are also a great help. If you’d like to offer people in your organisation the opportunity to volunteer onsite, working with our event delivery agency, please contact Anthropy@tro.com.
Anthropy is named after the Greek word for “Human”, which is exactly what we focus on. At Anthropy, we are passionate about a more harmonious society, as well as protection of our planet and other species.
Anthropy brings together responsible leaders and organisations to look at how to make Britain a better place. Working with a cross-sector network welcoming business and non-profit, Anthropy facilitates changing practices, building new partnerships, influencing policy and transforming personal behaviour.
Anthropy is founded on the principle that the future is a shared responsibility, and at it’s core is a 3 day national gathering which takes over the entire of the Eden Project in Cornwall, to embark on 200+ sessions, led by 600+ speakers.
The UK’s largest shared agenda, with hundreds of organisations contributing.
Anthropy is now a membership organisation that started as a soul-stirring convergence of brilliant minds at Eden Project, Cornwall. What started as a national gathering has become a year-round movement for responsible leaders and leading organisations.
Anthropy exists to inspire a better Britain. One that is more positive, sustainable, equitable, and successful. We promote the ability for leaders to help shape the national narrative, encourage collaborative thinking, and aspire to answer questions surrounding our four key themes of people, places, prosperity, and global perspective.
Anthropy empowers the Anthropy Charter, Network, and Pathway. Together, these principles create the Anthropy Framework that flows through everything we do.
Read Our Story to learn more about Anthropy.
The Anthropy Charter is a bold response to the ongoing conversations among emerging and established leaders to encourage a new kind of leadership that inspires fresh thinking and diffuse polarisation.
The Anthropy Charter empowers Anthropists to embrace a dynamic stewardship of human kindness, meaningful collaboration, and unbound leadership. Within these principles, we encourage all Anthropists to embrace kindness, human-centric thinking, shared values, meaningful discourse, long-term thinking, cross-sector collaboration, learning leadership, connected interests, and societal leadership.
Sign the Anthropy Charter and become an Anthropist today.
An Anthropist is a person who shares our ambition, adopts the Anthropy Charter, and is committed to collaborating with others to apply its principles to build a positive, sustainable, equitable, and successful future. An authentic optimist and advocate who uses their influence and leadership position for good.
An Anthropist is someone who adopts the Anthropy Charter and works to turn their dreams for a better Britain into a reality.
We are passionate about ensuring Anthropy positively impacts everyone and every place it crosses paths with. Protecting and supporting the local area and community is of utmost importance to us.
We host the national gatherings outside of the peak tourism season to boost the local economy when it is most needed. During the course of the 3-day gathering, Anthropy generates more than 3,500 local bedroom nights, hires 10 coaches, buys locally grown wine and locally sourced food, and keeps local taxi firms busy. Local events students and volunteers fulfill key onsite roles as Anthropy change makers, providing valuable working experience.
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