Member Successes
Vistage powers performance.
Vistage works
The proof is in the professional successes and personal achievements of our members.
Lyndie Hill
CEO of Hoodoo Adventures
“The feedback from my CEO peers, helpfulness of my Chair, insights from the speakers – and overall accountability – help make me a better leader.”
Caryn G. Mathes
President and General Manager of Puget Sound Public Radio KUOW
“In my 7-year tenure we’ve had net growth of 55 new staff members, doubled the annual revenue to $22M and expanded the reach and impact of our content.”
Dr. Stephen Broomes
Founder & CEO of Accolade Consultants
“Since joining Vistage, business has grown significantly — up 30% with nearly double the staff. Beyond the numbers, though, I’m also a better leader.”
Robert Balentine
Founding Partner & Chairman, Balentine LLC
“When I was introduced to Vistage, I understood that this was an opportunity for me to have a group to rely upon.”
Vistage Perspectives Magazine
Mark Marmo
CEO, Deep Well Services
Mark and his team were able to make a business that had been written down to $0 and sell it for $63 million to investors of their choosing.
Jessica Meyer
President & Owner, JEM Group
Jessica Meyer worked her way up to become a CEO in the male-dominated construction industry. She then joined a Vistage group to move her business forward.
Ryan Hogan
CEO, Hunt a Killer
Hogan, the CEO and co-founder of Hunt a Killer, has used great stories to grow revenues at his company from $132,000 in 2016 to more than $27 million in 2019.
Member Excellence Award Winners
Each Vistage region has the opportunity to recognize up to four outstanding members in the community.
Mark Laufer
CEO, Laufer Group International
Mark turned to Vistage to help his management team collaborate to overcome the challenges of a rapidly growing business.
Ed Campbell, CEO of Rose Paving
Frequently asked questions
Is Vistage worth it?
Our members think that Vistage is worth it. Vistage has helped 100,000+ CEOs and top executives around the world since 1957. Today we serve 45,000 members. Most members stay for more than five years and statistics have shown that they grow their businesses faster than non-members with comparable sized companies.
Is Vistage worth the money?
Our members say that Vistage is worth the money. The results speak for themselves. An analysis by Dun & Bradstreet shows that Vistage CEO members grew their annual revenue on average by 4.6% in 2020, while nonmembers with comparable small and midsize businesses saw revenue decrease by 4.7%.