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Inside a REBL Dads Gathering on Necker Island
Inside a REBL Dads Gathering on Necker Island
Once a year, a small group of entrepreneurial and executive fathers leaves the business and the household behind for four days on Richard Branson's Necker Island. No agendas, no titles at the door — just a mastermind format built for men who are used to leading and rarely get to be led, or simply heard. Here's what came back with them.
Voices From the Island
Adam Rossi: found the group pushed him to raise his own bar, not just admire everyone else's.
Rod Yancy: came home with a notebook full of ideas and relationships he's still leaning on.
Eric Leeper: learned the hard part isn't leading or fathering alone — it's realizing you never had to.
Larry Sprung: left convinced that being a better father and a better leader was never a trade-off.
Robert DeChellis: said the level of communication among the group was unlike anything he'd experienced elsewhere.
Jamie Hopkins: shares the moment his son told him "you love work more than me" — and what changed after.
Mark Hedderman: built a brotherhood in four days that he says he'd go to war for.
Brian McLaughlin: pulls back the curtain on what a Gathering actually looks like, hour by hour.
Ready to Be Part of the Next Gathering?
Every REBL Dads Gathering is small, curated, and by application. If the stories above sound like the room you've been looking for, here's how to get in the room.
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