The document provides information for Tribewanted Ambassadors. It explains that Ambassadors are representatives of Tribewanted chosen to promote its mission of building sustainable communities through crowd-funding. As Ambassadors, they will share content on social media to recruit new members and spread awareness of Tribewanted's community-interest company model of funding locations through monthly member fees. The document also addresses frequently asked questions and outlines ways for Ambassadors to help build the Tribewanted network.

1. A guide to being a Tribewanted Ambassador
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2. Our Mission
Our mission: to build a network of 10 model communities that
demonstrate, educate and inspire sustainability. To achieve this we
plan to recruit 10,000 ‘tribe-members’ through a crowd-funding co-
operative: a Community Interest Company (CIC).
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3. 100 Tribe Ambassadors
A living embodiment of the tribe
• Welcome to the Tribe! You have been handpicked to represent
Tribewanted because you embody its core member values.
• Through you and your social engagement we hope to get people
excited about Tribewanted and sign up to the new CIC model
• People build relationships with people – not websites or
newsletters – and that’s why working with you is crucial to
Tribewanted’s success.
• People want to join Tribewanted because they identify with you,
your interests and lifestyle
ACTION: Follow the lead of the Tribewanted board and sign-up
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5. Our CIC (Community Interest Company) Model
How we are structured
• The 10-10-10 Model: 10,000 tribe-members paying £10 (€12, $16) a month.
To open 10 sustainable communities around the world.
• For every 1,000 new members we can fund and open a new community.
• Tribe-members accumulate credit with the monthly membership fees and top
up when they want to visit our locations
• Tribe-members get to vote where the next communities will be, how we
spend our surpluses and get preferred member rates when visiting
• Financial sustainability. 100% of revenues are re-invested into the local
communities and to cover running costs of the CIC – split 70% communities /
30% overheads
• View the infographic of our CIC model
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6. History of Tribewanted useful info to share
The Story so Far
• Tribewanted launched on the island of Vorovoro, Fiji in 2006 and returned the
community back to the landowners in 2011
• Tribewanted Sierra Leone opened in John Obey in 2010 and is now in its third
season
• Tribewanted Monestevole is launching in Umbria, Italy, on March 21st 2013!
• So far we’ve had over 2000 visiting tribe-members and have invested over $2m
into our projects over 6 years
• Every decision we make is based on the three pillars of sustainability: financial,
environmental and social
• We measure and try to improve our impact through 10 indexes: Energy. Water.
Food. Waste. Carbon Footprint. Work. Health. Education. Well-being and financial
sustainability.
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7. Ambassador FAQs
Some questions you might have
• Why a Community Interest Company? To open up ownership of Tribewanted up
to 10,000 tribe-members, and give them more decision making ability. To bring
long term benefits to our members, workers and communities where we are
located through a guaranteed monthly cash-flow.
• Why is this important? Together we can demonstrate that it is possible to live
more sustainability and healthily and show that a new way forward is possible.
• Why Italy? To show that sustainable living is just as important in ‘developed’
regions as it is in ‘developing’ ones.
• Why do I need to sign up? We want all board members and tribe-ambassadors to
have the same experience as a new tribe-member. 1 share. 1 vote.
• What do I get in return? Kudos – for taking the lead. Perk - One free week at one
of our locations. Satisfaction – for playing a part.
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8. Our Purpose
Why we are doing it.
We believe in the power of community experiences to
positively influence us all towards living a more open-
minded and sustainable life.
We want to be a practical, open and inspiring network
of examples of how we all might live in the future.
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9. Building the Tribe
How you can help us make it happen
1. Sign up!
2. Share our links with friends and social network
3. Curate Content: We will keep you updated with
Tribewanted content about sustainable living and from
our locations and ask you to share through your social
networks.
4. Create Content: If you can, create and share relevant
content on Tribewanted and across our network.
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10. JOIN THE TRIBE & SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS
beta.tribewanted.com
facebook.com/tribewanted
facebook.com/tribewantedSierraLeone
facebook.com/tribewantedMonestevole
pinterest.com/tribewanted
twitter.com/tribewanted
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11. Questions, ideas, feedback
Let’s build this tribe together – say Hello.
Filippo Bozotti
Ben Keene
Tribewanted Co-Founder &
Tribewanted Founder
Monestevole, Italy
ben@tribewanted.com
Filippo.bozotti@gmail.com
Jamie Burke Tiffany Persons
Social Media Guru Sierra Leone and US Contact
jamie@9010group.com tiffany@shineonsierraleone.org
Andy Barr Emma Smith
PR Guru Tribe Community Manager
andy@10yetis.co.uk emma@tribewanted.com
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