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LinkedIn shows where you worked. Guild shows where you came from — the rooms that formed you, the people you trained beside, and where they all went next.
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The people who shaped hospitality, and the rooms that made them — ranked by the lineages they built, not the noise they make.
Curated from public sources — awards, guides, press. Anyone on the map can claim, correct, or remove their entry.
The map is public. Trace a city, drop into a scene, or follow a master — every thread leads somewhere.
Membership turns a public record into something you own and control — built to protect the integrity of the network.
Your name may already be on the map — claim it and it becomes yours. Not yet listed? Apply, or join with a member's invite.
Every role ties to a real venue in the graph. Tag the people you worked beside — the ones who can vouch for it.
Coworkers confirm your overlaps, both ways, and your roles carry the verified badge. Your lineage becomes the proof.
Coworkers confirm you actually worked together — both ways. The badge on a role means someone who was there vouched for it.
Every entry is public, members-only, or draft — your call. Sign-in details and inbound messages are never public.
Your profile is the product, not your posts. Outsiders reach you through a one-shot relay you can ignore — never an obligation.
The rooms you worked, the people beside you — Guild makes it visible, verified, and yours.