"The road doesn't ask what you've built. It asks who you've become along the way."
— Brown Charité · 561 Miles
At the End of the World
The Finisterre Burning Ceremony.
At Finisterre — historically considered the end of the known world — we offer an optional guided closing practice. Participants who choose to take part write down what they are ready to release and burn it in a small symbolic fire near the Atlantic. It is offered as a moment of reflection, release, and commitment — not as a promise of any specific spiritual or emotional outcome.
A quiet, intentional way to close a season and step into what comes next.
The Ritual
- • An optional guided written reflection on what you are ready to release
- • A small symbolic fire near the Atlantic coast
- • A brief closing led by a Recovery Mode® facilitator or program leader (Brown participates in selected cohorts)
- • A keepsake stone from Finisterre to carry home
Routes & Maps
Choose the road that meets you.
Healthy executive pace: 15–22 km per day maximum. Weekly cohorts in clean 7-day blocks. Small groups. Deep work.
The Classic
French Way
Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port → Santiago de Compostela
The classic, most walked route on the Camino de Santiago. Crosses the Pyrenees, the meseta, and the green hills of Galicia — the core route Brown walked during his 561-mile journey.
The Coastal Way
Portuguese Coastal Way
Porto → Santiago de Compostela
Gentler terrain, ocean air, and a slower, contemplative rhythm. Ideal for first-time pilgrims or executives who want depth without the alpine intensity.
Optional Extension
Finisterre Add-On
Santiago → Finisterre (end of the world)
A 3–4 day walking extension or 1-day bus/day-trip to the Atlantic coast — only available after reaching Santiago. The setting for the Burning Ceremony.
Who Walks With Us
You have built something extraordinary. And you know something in you needs space to recover.
Leaders who join the Executive Camino Reset are high-functioning and under real pressure — not broken. They are carrying decisions, teams, families, and expectations, while quietly aware of the gap between how they present in the room and what they are actually navigating in private. The Recovery Mode® system creates space for that leader, that team, and that couple to step out of performance and into recovery. Application is the way we make sure it is the right fit.
The CEO or C-Suite Executive
You lead at the highest altitude. The decisions are consequential, the isolation is real, and the space for your own recalibration is limited. The Executive Camino Reset offers 7, 14, or 21 days to step out of the role and reconnect with the leader beneath it — delivered through the Recovery Mode® system by trained facilitators and program staff, with Brown participating in selected cohorts and sessions.
The Executive Woman Who Leads Without Margin
You carry the room. You are the standard-setter, the culture-keeper, the one others look to when the pressure is highest. The Executive Camino Reset is designed to give you a space with no agenda and no deliverable — intended to support your own reflection, recovery, and clarity.
The Leadership Team
Some of the most meaningful work between long-tenured leaders can happen outside the boardroom, when the calendar, the terrain, and the pace allow for a different kind of conversation. Walking a Recovery Mode® experience together is intended to support honesty, alignment, and shared language your team can carry back into the work.
The Faith-Driven Leader at a Crossroads
You built your leadership on a foundation of faith. Somewhere between the growth and the grind, you may have drifted further from that foundation than you intended. The Camino is not religious tourism — it is an intentional return, designed to support clarity, alignment, and the purpose underneath the performance.
The Spouse Walking Alongside a High-Capacity Leader
You know what it costs to love and partner with someone who carries the weight of leadership. The Spouse Track is a substantive parallel experience — with its own discovery conversation, its own focus areas, and its own arc within the cohort. It is designed to support the spouse as a leader in their own right, not as support for someone else.
The High-Performer After a Hard Season
A transition. A loss. A season that left something unresolved. You are still functioning — impressively so — but you know the difference between functioning and free. The Executive Camino Reset is intended to support that kind of reflection: unhurried, structured, and guided by someone who has walked hard seasons himself.
This is not for everyone
This experience is curated by design. The right cohort is what makes the work possible for everyone in it. Every seat is filled by application, and every candidate is reviewed by Brown and the program team. If you are seriously considering this, the next step is to apply so we can explore whether it is the right fit for you and the season you are in.
Leaders Maximum Per Cohort
Upcoming Cohorts · Application Required · Reviewed by Brown & the Program Team
Intended Outcomes
What the work is designed to support.
These are the intended areas of focus for the Executive Camino Reset — not guaranteed outcomes. Individual experience varies. The frameworks, terrain, cohort, and re-entry work are designed to support meaningful movement in each of these areas.
Before
Carrying weight you stopped noticing.
Designed to Support
Greater clarity on what to put down and what to carry forward.
Before
Decision fatigue in isolation.
Designed to Support
Space for strategic clarity, supported by silence and shared reflection at the long table.
Before
Performing strength for every room.
Designed to Support
A more grounded presence that does not require performance to hold the room.
Before
Operating on autopilot at altitude.
Designed to Support
More intentional leadership in the systems you lead — starting with the one inside your chest.
Before
Identity tied to output and reputation.
Designed to Support
Identity more rooted in purpose than in any title.
Before
Surface-level relationships held together by proximity.
Designed to Support
Deeper capacity for the relationships that matter most — and connection with the cohort that walked beside you.
Applications reviewed by the program team · The team will follow up with next steps
One System · A Curated Experience
One proven system. A curated experience for every participant.
Every cohort walks the same Recovery Mode® system. Every participant walks their own version of it. This is not one-size-fits-all, and it is not cookie-cutter. It is a shared structure — curated around your season, your role, and the pressure you are actually carrying.
Shared System Elements
Every participant receives
- ✓The Recovery Mode® methodology
- ✓Structured pre-Camino preparation
- ✓Daily morning intention sessions
- ✓Stage-based walking days on the Camino
- ✓Facilitated cohort sessions
- ✓Evening integration
- ✓Guided reflection practices
- ✓Structured re-entry planning
Curated to the Participant
Shaped around your season
- ✓Your goals for this experience
- ✓The leadership pressure points shaping this season
- ✓Physical readiness and daily pacing
- ✓Personal or relational areas of focus
- ✓Your desired balance of solitude and cohort support
- ✓The Recovery Mode® tools most relevant to your work
- ✓One-on-one trail conversations with a facilitator
- ✓Continuation and re-entry planning built for your life
Choose Your Reset
Three tiers. One road. Choose the duration and level of support that fits your goals and readiness.
Choose the duration and level of support that fits your season. The investment reflects the length of the immersion, the facilitation, and the depth of support included in each tier.
7 Days
Decompression & Clarity
For the leader who needs to breathe again.
Show Up. Obey the Process. Withstand and Endure. The 7-day reset reestablishes your fundamental operating rhythm — one step at a time, on terrain that demands exactly what this framework teaches.
INVESTMENT
$11,997
per leader · includes listed program elements
Flights and personal travel not included · Payment plans available upon acceptance
What's Included
- ✓Recovery Mode® Discovery Conversation with a trained facilitator (30 minutes, one-on-one — Brown participates in selected cohorts)
- ✓30-day preparation guide
- ✓7-day guided Camino experience delivered by Recovery Mode® facilitators and program staff
- ✓Daily morning intention sessions — S.O.W. Framework anchored
- ✓Daily evening integration sessions with the cohort
- ✓S.O.W. Framework workbook and Brownie Points field journal
- ✓561 Miles hardcover by Brown Charité
- ✓Freedom Declaration at milestone checkpoint
- ✓30-day post-walk integration call with a Recovery Mode® facilitator
- ✓Access to the Recovery Mode® cohort community for included tier duration
- ✓Pilgrim Kit — Forest Green (see kit details)
- ✓Optional add-on days available on request, subject to capacity and route logistics (priced separately)
Pilgrim Kit — Forest Green
Premium daypack · moisture-wicking shirt · trail bandana · enamel bison pin · field journal · 561 Miles hardcover
14 Days
Immersion & Realignment
For the leader ready to go beneath the surface.
Turn + Distance = Freedom. The 14-day leader has usually already tried to turn. What they haven't gained is distance. The deeper immersion gives the Freedom Equation time to actually operate — and the Leviathan work names the root beneath every failed attempt at change.
INVESTMENT
$22,997
per leader · includes listed program elements
Flights and personal travel not included · Payment plans available upon acceptance
What's Included
- ✓Everything in the 7-Day tier — PLUS:
- ✓Extended Camino route with additional stages and terrain
- ✓Two private strategy sessions with a Recovery Mode® facilitator (mid-walk + post-walk) — Brown may participate in selected sessions
- ✓Custom 60-day post-walk alignment plan, prepared by the Recovery Mode® program team
- ✓Leviathan Framework deep-dive workbook
- ✓Boutique albergue upgrades at select checkpoints
- ✓Extended Pilgrim Kit — Navy Blue (see kit details)
- ✓Extended access to the Recovery Mode® cohort community
- ✓Spouse Track access (if applicable)
- ✓Optional add-on days available on request, subject to capacity and route logistics (priced separately)
Pilgrim Kit — Navy Blue
Premium full-size backpack · hydration system · moisture-wicking shirt · trail bandana · enamel bison pin · field journal · 561 Miles hardcover · Brownie Points workbook · leather luggage tag
21-Day Full Camino Sabbatical
Full Camino Immersion
For the leader ready to step out of the seat long enough for real recalibration.
Mindset. Identity. Legacy. Endurance. Strategy — walked across three intentional weeks. Week 1: Body (physical recalibration). Week 2: Reflection (identity and emotional work). Week 3: Purpose and Re-Entry. Route stages are confirmed with accepted participants based on cohort pace and conditions. After the 21-day facilitated experience, participants may continue walking toward full completion of the route through the Camino Continuation Path.
INVESTMENT
$44,997
per leader · includes listed program elements
Flights and personal travel not included · Payment plans available upon acceptance
What's Included
- ✓Everything in the 7-Day and 14-Day tiers — PLUS:
- ✓Extended stage-based Camino experience along the French Way — specific stages confirmed with accepted participants
- ✓Three private strategy sessions with a Recovery Mode® facilitator (pre-walk, mid-walk, post-walk) — Brown may participate in selected sessions
- ✓Custom 90-day post-walk alignment plan — the most comprehensive engagement in the Recovery Mode® system
- ✓Luxury boutique hotel accommodations at key arrival points
- ✓Extended access to the Recovery Mode® cohort community
- ✓Complete Pilgrim Kit — Terracotta (see kit details)
- ✓Eligibility for the Camino Continuation Path — continue walking toward completion of the route without additional program tuition, hotel charges, or included-meal charges (subject to route conditions, program operating calendar, participant readiness, and program agreement)
Pilgrim Kit — Terracotta
Full premium backpack · hydration system · complete apparel set · full enamel pin collection · field journal · 561 Miles hardcover · Brownie Points workbook · leather luggage tag · keepsake box
All tiers are application-only. Every investment includes the program elements listed on each tier, delivered through the Recovery Mode® system by trained facilitators and program staff. Brown serves as Founder, Program Architect, and Lead Voice, and may participate in selected cohorts and sessions. Flights and personal travel are not included. Some organizations choose to sponsor this experience as a professional development investment — you can note that in the application.
Finisterre Add-Ons
+$2,900
Walking extension (3–4 days) to Finisterre
+$650
Day-trip / bus excursion to Finisterre
Available only after reaching Santiago de Compostela.
The Camino Continuation Path
Walk it in one season — or keep coming back until the route is complete.
The Camino is not a checkbox. Some leaders walk their full experience in one season. Others walk it in stages across multiple years — completing a portion at a time until the whole road is behind them. Both paths are supported inside the Recovery Mode® system.
Stage-by-Stage Return
If a full 21-day window is not realistic this year, you can begin with the 7- or 14-day tier and return in a future cohort to continue where you left off. Continuation is coordinated through the program team based on the program's operating calendar and available cohorts.
Post–21-Day Continuation for Full Camino Sabbatical Participants
Participants who complete the 21-Day Full Camino Sabbatical are eligible to continue walking toward full completion of the route — without additional program tuition, hotel charges, or included-meal charges. Continuation is subject to route conditions, the program's operating calendar, participant readiness, and program agreement.
What You Still Cover
Covered continuation for eligible participants includes program tuition, program-arranged hotels, and included meals within the active supported program window and participant agreement. Personal discretionary expenses, flights, travel insurance, medical expenses, gear replacement, and non-program purchases remain the participant's responsibility unless expressly included in writing.
The Camino Continuation Path
Enter. Recover. Integrate. Return. Continue. Complete.
The goal is not to rush the road. The goal is to walk it intentionally.
The commitment is to the recovery — not to a fixed calendar. The program is built to meet leaders where their season actually allows.
Why the Road Works Differently
Distance creates room for honesty.
Distance, movement, structure, and a small cohort create conditions that a conference room usually cannot. These are the principles the Executive Camino Reset is built on.
Interruption
Interruption of Normal Patterns
Recovery is difficult inside the environment that produced the pressure. Stepping fully out of routine — calendar, devices, roles — creates the interruption the work requires.
Movement
Embodied Movement
Walking for hours a day slows thinking down and creates space for what has been sitting beneath the surface to come forward. Movement contributes to the work in ways stillness alone often cannot.
Structure
Structured Reflection
Every day is anchored by a morning intention, a shared meal, and an evening integration session — so the miles produce insight, not just fatigue.
Cohort
Small Cohort Accountability
A small group of leaders in a similar season, walking the same road, creates a level of honesty and mutual support that most professional environments cannot.
Re-Entry
Re-Entry Planning
Insight on the road only matters if it lands at home. Structured re-entry planning turns what you learned into practical decisions for your leadership, family, and organization.
Before You Take a Single Step
Your experience begins before you board the plane.
Every leader who walks the Executive Camino Reset takes part in a Recovery Mode® Discovery Conversation before the cohort departs. A trained Recovery Mode® facilitator or program leader guides a one-on-one call with each participant — roughly 30 minutes to clarify your goals, the pressure points shaping this season, your readiness for the road, and the Recovery Mode® tools most relevant to your experience. Brown participates in selected discovery conversations. The system is the same for every cohort. Your intention, focus, and re-entry plan are shaped with you.
The Written Application
You name what you are walking toward and what you are walking away from — because the Camino works best when you arrive with intention, not just a plane ticket.
The Recovery Mode® Discovery Conversation
A structured 30-minute one-on-one with a trained Recovery Mode® facilitator or program leader — Brown participates in selected conversations — to clarify your goals, the pressure points shaping this season, your readiness for the road, and the Recovery Mode® tools most relevant to your experience.
The 30-Day Preparation Guide
Physical, mental, and reflective readiness. Four weeks before departure, you receive a 30-day preparation guide covering the physical demands of the road, the mental posture that supports the walk, and the reflective practices that help you arrive open and prepared.
For the Partner Who Carries It All
A parallel experience — designed for the spouse, not around the leader.
Spouses who walk the Camino are not here as companions. The Spouse Track is a substantive parallel experience with its own discovery conversation, its own focus areas, and its own arc within the cohort.
The work centers on individual identity, personal recovery, shared language with your partner, relational alignment, and what intentional partnership looks like in the next season of your lives together.
Every spouse goes through the same pre-Camino discovery conversation. Focus areas and Recovery Mode® tools are shaped for the spouse — not as a support role for the leader, but as a leader in their own right stepping into their own recovery and clarity.
The road is long enough for both of you. And the return home lands differently when both partners have done the work.
The Framework
Every mile is organized around five pillars.
The M.I.L.E.S. Framework was shaped and tested through Brown's 561-mile journey and refined inside the wider Recovery Mode® body of work. On the Camino, you do not just study it — you walk it.
Mindset
The internal posture that shapes how you meet difficulty. The Camino gives you daily practice in the difference between short bursts of motivation and a durable operating mindset.
Identity
Who you are underneath the title, the role, and the reputation. When identity is clear, decisions become clearer. When identity is unclear, everything tends to cost more than it should.
Legacy
What you are building — and whether it aligns with the cost you are paying to build it. The road creates space to ask that question honestly, one step at a time.
Endurance
Show up. Stay with the process. Keep going when it is inconvenient. The S.O.W. practice offers a simple operating rhythm for sustaining capacity — practiced on the trail and applied back at work.
Strategy
Alignment before acceleration. Some of the strongest leaders in the room are the ones who have practiced slowing down long enough to make the right decision — and built the discipline to follow through.
The Journey Structure
How the experience is structured.
The Executive Camino Reset is a multi-phase experience — from preparation through re-entry. Every phase is intentional and supports the next.
The Application
The First Step
You name what you are walking toward. The application is the first step of the experience. Brown and the program team review every application. Acceptance is not guaranteed — by design.
The Pre-Camino Discovery
Your Focus Is Clarified
A 30-minute Recovery Mode® Discovery Conversation with a trained facilitator or program leader (Brown participates in selected conversations) to clarify your goals, pressure points, readiness, and the tools most relevant to your experience — before you take a single step on the road.
30-Day Preparation
Body, Mind, and Reflection Prepared
Physical, mental, and reflective readiness. You receive your 30-day preparation guide and prepare for what the road will ask of you.
Arrival in Spain
Arrival, Orientation, and Shared Intention
You arrive. You meet your cohort. The first evening is an intentional opening — logistics, ground rules, and a shared conversation about what each participant is walking toward. Cohorts that choose it may include a brief faith-anchored blessing; it is offered, not required.
The Walk
The Road Is the Classroom
Each day opens with a morning intention anchored to your focus. Each evening closes with a facilitated integration session. The miles in between are yours — to walk, to process, and to reflect on the terrain and the day.
The Freedom Declaration
A Personal Statement, Not a Graduation
At the milestone checkpoint — or at Santiago de Compostela for Tier 3 — you write and speak your Freedom Declaration: a statement of who you are, what you are leaving behind, and what you are walking toward from this day forward.
The Return & Re-Entry Protocol
The Bridge Back
One of the most important phases of an immersive experience is going home. The return is built into the design. Every tier includes a post-walk integration call. Tiers 2 and 3 include structured 60- and 90-day re-entry plans intended to support responsible re-entry into your leadership and life.
A Day on the Road
The rhythm that supports the work.
Every day follows a consistent structure — because consistency and reflection are what carry the work forward. The terrain changes. The rhythm does not.
5:30 AM
Silent Rise
No phones. No screens. The day begins in stillness. Hydration, brief stretching, and the first quiet minutes that set the tone for the day.
6:30 AM
Morning Intention
A facilitated 30-minute session anchored to your focus for the experience. The Recovery Mode® facilitator opens. The cohort speaks. You name what today's miles are for — before you take a single step.
7:30 AM
The Walk Begins
Approximately 15–22 km (roughly 9–14 miles), depending on route, stage, and participant readiness. Walk in silence, walk with a peer, or walk with a facilitator or program leader when the moment calls for it. Every mile is intentional.
12:30 PM
Pilgrim Lunch
A long table, simple food, real conversation. No agenda, no performance — just the leaders the road is shaping, breaking bread together at the midpoint of the day.
4:00 PM
Arrival & Recovery
Check in to the day's accommodations. Time to wash, rest, journal, or sit in silence. The body recovers. The mind catches up to the day.
6:30 PM
Evening Integration
One of the most important hours of the day. A Recovery Mode® facilitator or program leader guides a structured cohort session — anchored to your focus, personal, and fully present. This is where the miles become reflection.
8:30 PM
Shared Meal
Dinner together. Slower. Quieter. The day's weight in the room — and the cohort that holds it. By week's end, this table feels like community.
10:00 PM
Lights Out
Early to bed because tomorrow asks the same of you. The rhythm is the reset.
Three Ways You Walk
Solitude, cohort, and one-on-one — all in the same day.
The road is designed to hold three different kinds of walking, each carrying a different kind of work. Most days include all three. The balance is curated to what you need.
01
Walk Alone
Protected time for silence, reflection, journaling, prayer if that is your practice, and processing what the miles bring to the surface. Solitude is not a gap in the program — it is a scheduled part of it.
02
Walk With the Cohort
Shared miles with a small group of leaders in a similar season. Peer conversation, facilitated discussion, and the kind of honest relational support that most professional environments do not create.
03
Walk With a Facilitator
Private trail conversations with a Recovery Mode® facilitator or program leader — shaped around your goals, pressure points, live leadership decisions, and recovery focus. A facilitator may intentionally create physical distance from the cohort so those conversations can happen in full confidentiality.
Executives who want more solitude receive more solitude. Executives who need a longer private conversation with a facilitator get one. The balance is shaped in your discovery conversation and adjusted on the road.
Before You Apply
Honest answers to the real questions.
Your Guide
He didn't read about the road. He walked it.
Brown Charité is a recovery strategist, executive coach, keynote speaker, creator of Recovery Mode®, and author of 561 Miles. He is the leader who walked 561 miles from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port across Spain to Finisterre as a personal recalibration. That walk was not a vacation. It was intentional time away from performance to recover alignment and refine the work he had already been building — a journey that informed and sharpened the Recovery Mode® methodology, without being the sole source of it.
Before any of that, Brown and his team won two consecutive national Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization championship titles at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg — with the first title coming in only the second year of the entrepreneurship program. He went on to spend 17 years as a CEO, growing an operation from a 100-square-foot sunroom inside a mobile home into a three-building, 6,500-square-foot beauty estate on waterfront property with a 47-person team.
Brown began speech therapy at age seven and completed two years of it. His speech therapist later entered him into the 6th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaking competition, where he competed against 27 students and delivered "Because My Mama Told Me So" before an assembly of parents, faculty, and students. He won second place. The voice he once had to fight to find is now the voice that helps other leaders name what has been running beneath their own surface.
The frameworks he walks with you on the Camino were shaped through his own leadership and refined through his season of leading while bleeding. He guides from experience he has actually walked.
Miles Walked on the Camino
Years as CEO
Person Team Built & Led
National CEO Titles
"We're too grown not to be intentional."
A System, Not a Solo Act
The road is walked with a team. The system is what makes it repeatable.
Every Executive Camino Reset is delivered through the Recovery Mode® system: the same tools, the same rhythm, the same structure Brown created and walked himself. What changes is the cohort. What stays the same is the work.
Brown Charité — Founder, Program Architect, Lead Voice & Author of 561 Miles
Brown created the Recovery Mode® system, walked the 561 miles, and shaped every framework, protocol, and phase of the experience. He participates in selected cohorts and sessions as the lead voice of the methodology — ensuring the work extends with continuity, scale, and consistency without dilution.
Recovery Mode® Facilitators
Trained facilitators lead morning intentions, evening integrations, and private strategy sessions using the same shared methodology, protocols, and cadence — so participants receive consistent depth, rhythm, and outcomes across every cohort and session.
Program Team & Coordination
Applications, discovery conversations, logistics, cohort placement, and re-entry planning are supported by the program team — so the experience is protected end to end, from application through 90-day integration.
This structure allows the Executive Camino Reset to scale with continuity — extending the same methodology, standard of delivery, and participant experience to more leaders and organizations without dilution.
After the Road
Post-Camino integration & community.
The work does not end when you fly home. Coming back into full leadership load after a season of recovery is often the hardest part — which is why integration is built into the program from the start.
Group Integration Calls
Structured cohort calls in the weeks following your return, included where applicable by tier — to translate the road into the rest of your life.
Private 1:1 Debrief Sessions
Personal sessions with a trained Recovery Mode® facilitator or program leader — with Brown participating where scheduled — included where applicable by tier, to land the Recovery Mode® tools inside your specific leadership, family, and business context.
Intentional Peer Community
Ongoing access to a small, intentional community of leaders who have walked the road — where the work continues in a healthier environment.
"It's not lonely at the top — it's just less crowded."
Senior leaders need intentional peer community with others carrying similar weight. On the trail, in the post-journey conversations, and in the ongoing community — that is where those relationships form.
Ready to Walk
The road is waiting. Walk with us.
The Executive Camino Reset is an intentional Recovery Mode® immersion for leaders who need space to confront hidden pressure, restore alignment, and plan a responsible return to leadership, relationships, and work.
This is not a retreat and not a luxury travel program. It is for executives, founders, leadership teams, and spouses who are ready to trade the room for the road long enough to do real recovery work — delivered through the Recovery Mode® system created by Brown Charité and led by trained facilitators and program staff.
We're too grown not to be intentional.
Applications reviewed by the program team · The team will follow up with next steps
Upcoming cohorts · Eight leaders maximum per cohort
Some organizations sponsor this investment as executive development · Note that on the application
The Application Process
A short, deliberate path from interest to placement.
The process is designed to protect the cohort and to make sure the fit is right — for you, for your season, and for the participants walking beside you.
Step 01
Submit Initial Interest
Complete the short request form on this page. The program team will follow up with the confidential application materials and next steps.
Step 02
Complete the Confidential Application
You share the context of this season, what you are walking toward, and what you are walking away from. Applications are reviewed by Brown and the program team.
Step 03
Fit & Readiness Conversation
A 30-minute Recovery Mode® Discovery Conversation with a trained facilitator or program leader (Brown participates in selected conversations) to confirm fit, timing, and readiness.
Step 04
Recommended Tier, Route & Support Plan
You receive a recommended tier, route approach, cohort placement, and support plan tailored to your goals and pressure points.
Step 05
Participant Agreement & Payment Options
You review the participant agreement, coverage terms, and available payment plans. Organizations sponsoring the experience receive the materials their finance and people teams typically need.
Step 06
Secure Placement & Begin Preparation
Your seat is confirmed. You receive your 30-day preparation guide, Pilgrim Kit sizing, and pre-Camino onboarding — and the road begins before the plane.
Walk With Us
The road begins with one decision.
If you are seriously considering the Executive Camino Reset, complete the form below. The program team will follow up with the full application materials and next steps.
Applications are reviewed by Brown and the program team. Acceptance is not guaranteed — the application process is how we make sure each cohort is the right fit.