The
Executive Board

Our aim is to engage business leaders to share insights, broaden perspectives, and develop a dialogue

Join us for our next lunch at the Palm Restaurant

1750 TYSONS BOULEVARD TYSONS, VA 22102

February 26, 2026
at 11:30 AM

Featuring our special guest speaker

Greg
Van Beuren

Managing Director at Houlihan Lokey for Aerospace, Defense & Government Services Group

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What is the Executive board?

The Executive Board, founded in 2002 by Kirk Boyd and other prominent executives, unites Washington, D.C, metro area business leaders. The Executive Board Lunch provides a space for C-Suite executives meet to share original content and perspectives while benefitting from personal interactions and relationship-building.

Big Ideas, Real Impact.

Whether it pertains to the challenges of ownership structure, leadership transitions, or any other management puzzle, all executives have learned lessons that only come from experience. By intentionally forging a regular opportunity to gather and exchange ideas, we seek to build authentic relationships between community leaders, who would not typically convene "across corporate boundaries," in a small recurring forum. In the end, valuable and timely suggestions, referrals, and connections are made.

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Generosity

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Content

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Connections

At the meetings, everyone is encouraged to network and connect those who might not otherwise engage. Past outcomes have included partnerships, contracts, collaborations, and career moves. 

The busiest executives benefit most. If you think you don’t have time, you will find value in the presentations, camaraderie, ideas, and opportunities that your 90-minute investment will generate. In an atmosphere where everyone comfortably shares their experiences, the best ideas and ongoing, trusted relationships are generated. 

If this approach sounds promising, then you will feel right at home at The Executive Board.

Before each meeting, the organizers consider how each invited guest might benefit:​

  • What do they need to accomplish? 

  • What introductions would benefit them most? 

Past Speakers

“Our aim is to put you in the room with peers – who you can help and who can help you.”