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The G100 is a private group of chairmen and chief executive officers of the world's most significant companies. Capped at 100, our membership is by invitation only. Among all the CEO organizations, the G100 is unique. Established in 2000, the group now meets twice a year at the Pratt Mansion in New York City for a Thursday night dinner, followed by a half day of robust, off-the-record discussion on Friday. Jack Welch regularly chairs our sessions, which he has called "the best meeting out there for CEOs." The G100 aspires to provide a different type of forum for chief executives. Unlike the large international forums by business magazines or the Washington-focused corporate alliances, the G100 is primarily a place where a relatively small group of CEOs can take advantage of the collective experience in the room to gain insight about leadership, management, and global business.