My experience creating a worldwide organization
Creating a worldwide organisation is pretty… exhausting. But also very rewarding. A lot of people ask themselves what it may look like so I thought this might be interesting. Honestly, the path itself is not that complicated. You find a vision, a cause and a reason for the existence of the organisation (it must mandatorily be something you actually want to fight for, otherwise you will not invest yourself as you must), you think of the pragmatics of your vision (what would it look like), you analyse what needs to happen and what you need to make it happen and done. Now, you have a plan. The hard part, is executing. Usually, the hardest part is finding the right people to push your vision forward. No one can conquer the world alone and this is an extremely important part of it: the human capital. My organisation is starting as an association but we already have the means to expand to multiple countries in my continent and we have people and organisations interested in other continents too. I guess an important part of it is the quality of your vision too. Something that doesn’t interest other people won’t show any fruits until after you are dead (which is far from ideal). My vision is the 17SDGs which, them being a global framework, are already points of interest for most countries in the world. Also, make sure to start young because it takes a lot of time to build something like this. I have been working on it for 6 years and only now I am seeing the beginning, so imagine how long it will take to attain the point I ambition. Way too long
Posted Nov 14, 2025, 6:55 PM UTC