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About Yarrow Kraner
Yarrow Kraner (@yarrowk) is a Non-Profits & Religious Organizations creator on Instagram, also filed under Spirituality & Religion. The account has 5,723 followers and 1,244 published posts. Recent posts average 98 likes and 8 comments, an engagement rate of 1.76%.
Yarrow Kraner belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Yarrow Kraner follows 3,233 accounts, so the audience is roughly 1.8 times the size of the list followed. Yarrow Kraner is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Yarrow Kraner under Non-Profits & Religious Organizations, with Spirituality & Religion as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Yarrow Kraner runs to 12 words. The bio mentions @hatchexperience. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Yarrow Kraner dates from May 2026.
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1,244 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Yarrow Kraner, 8 are carousels, 1 is a video and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. Yarrow Kraner has built a substantial archive of 1,244 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 4.6 followers for each post published. Yarrow Kraner also keeps 1 story highlight on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 222 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include hatch, people, leadership, founder and business. The captions tag #hatch, #montanafestival2026, #explorersclub, #ecad and #humanpotential.
Yarrow Kraner is Co-Founder of Montana Festival and is Founder & CEO of HATCH.
Yarrow is a 5X Founder, curator, convenor and creative strategist who builds ecosystems that accelerate collaboration, strengthen communities, and inspire solutions to humanity’s biggest challenges. He’s been building impactful communities for over 25 years as the Founder of HATCH, Founder of the Hero Project (the pioneer social netork), Founder of, and Co-Founder of Montana Festival.
As the founder of HATCH, a global network and series of high-impact summits, he brings together leaders from across industries—creatives, technologists, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, and policymakers—to foster deep connection, ignite breakthrough ideas, and catalyze sustained, cross-sector impact. In 1999, Yarrow created an online network – The Hero Project, which grew to 1.5 Million users and was acquired by FOX Studios in 2003. In 2004, Yarrow founded HATCH, which has grown into a global network of some of the brightest minds.
He is an Aspen Institute Fellow, RSA Fellow, and named top 100 creatives in the U.S. by Origins. Yarrow is featured in the book Talent for Humanity, was honored with the Audfest Impact Award in 2019, and has led think tanks with Intel, PolicyLink, Hasbro, Ernst & Young, NASA, PolicyLink, and has spoken at TEDx, Vivatech, EarthX, Day One in Monaco, Business Innovation Factory Summit (BIF), and the Volcano Summit. Known for his ability to create spaces where trust grows quickly and collaboration becomes inevitable, Yarrow’s convenings are recognized for their unique blend of strategic clarity, emotional resonance, and what many describe as “alchemy.” He is currently leading multiple national efforts focused on cross-movement alignment, civic infrastructure, and community flourishing.
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In a single century, Athens gave the world democracy, theatre, philosophy, geometry, architecture, civic law, and the radical belief that citizens could reason together about how to live.
Set in this birthplace of democracy and philosophy, the House of Beautiful Business conversations moved between ancient wisdom and the most urgent questions of our time: AI and agency, democracy in a more-than-human world, regenerative economics, longevity, beauty as strategy, belonging, care, spirituality, and what it means to build a truly life-centered economy.
A deep thank you to the co-founders (Tim & Till - and Team) for gathering brilliant people around big ideas - the depth of of interrogations and conversations worthy of this ancient city.
Core theme focus areas include how business can evolve in a world shaped by AI, automation, regeneration, and a move beyond purely human-centered value creation. Major tracks included agentic AI, democracy, regenerative economics, longevity, belonging, beauty, care, spirituality, philosophy, and new ways of learning and leading - a living inquiry into what business, leadership, and humanity might become - thank you for and for reminding us that ideas, like olive trees, need tending and the world right now is in hyper speed transition, moving too fast to nurturer intentionally.
What stayed with me most was the reminder that the future of business cannot be measured only in efficiency, growth, or extraction. It has to be measured in meaning, trust, imagination, human flourishing, and our capacity to serve all life.
Huge gratitude and admiration to fellow HATCHers who were present and sharing their wisdom.
Kim Dabbs
Larry Irving
Nicole Hagerman-Miller
Lisa Witter
Kim Koemann
Nell Derrick Debrovose
Martin Cserba
Julian Giacomelli
Rebecca Horinman
Shannon Cohen
Jared Silverman
Ania Bulis - and Vera!
Ania and I went for a business convening in Athens, then ventured off the path to two islands.
Greece gave me two gifts in one trip: the energy of gathering with brilliant people around big ideas, and the reminder that rest, beauty, friendship, and love are not separate from the work — they are what make the work possible.
There is a silence on the remote island of Sifnos that doesn’t feel like absence — it feels like arrival.
The island doesn’t announce itself. It simply receives you.
The hills roll inward, unhurried, as if time here has made peace with itself.
Whitewashed walls hold the heat of the afternoon like a breath held long after wonder.
Cats sleep in doorways. Bougainvillea spills over everything with a careless grace that takes decades to learn.
This is what stillness feels like when it hasn’t been performed — when a place has simply refused to rush, generation after generation, until quiet became its native tongue.
You don’t visit Sifnos so much as you exhale into it.
We lived traveling with our friends Nell and Grant.
PAROS
Paros is a poem that rewrites itself with every hour of light.
To experience this adventure with my love, was its own special gift.
At dawn, the Cycladic villages are pearl and shadow — geometry so clean it looks less like architecture than thought made solid.
By midday, the marble pathways blaze. By evening, the Aegean turns the color of a held secret, somewhere between violet and the memory of blue.
The whitewashed walls are beautiful, as if they’re a philosophy of their own.
Simplicity. Ornament stripped away until what remains is pure: light, stone, water, sky.
To walk Paros is to understand that some places don’t need to try.
They simply are — and in being, remind you of something essential you’d almost forgotten. ania_bulis
He was 89. And lived more lives than many.
Don was a legendary surfboard shaper & pioneer, clothing brand mogul. founder of Hansen Surfboards and the iconic Ocean Pacific, helping legitimize the business side of the surf industry before it became a global market.
A kid from South Dakota who hitchhiked West, apprenticed under Jack O'Neill, and went on to become a key architect of modern surfboard design shape, and visionary behind one of the most iconic brands in surf history.
In 2023, he was inducted into the Surfing Walk of Fame, recognized for a lifetime of innovation, mentorship, and contributions that have earned him the respect of peers across generations.
His shop in Encinitas still stands.
His boards still hang on walls.
His influence still runs through the water.
But beyond his accomplishments, he will be remembered most for his kindness, mentorship, and the way he believed in people.
I’m personally grateful for the generosity that his wife, Shirley, showed my family (Ania, Olivia, Tate, and their dad Ben). He and Shirley split time between Encinitas and Big Sky, and became Godparents to our daughter, Olivia.
When Don founded Hansen Surfboards back in 1961, he wasn't just starting a business; he was building a community. A crew of people who felt connected not just to the sport, but to each other because of him.
When a competitor surf shop moved to town, he would walk down, introduce himself, and ask what he could do to help.
Above all, Don was a family man. His greatest pride lived in the people closest to him and the life he built alongside them. His story is carried forward in them through the traditions he started and the love he gave so fully. Don is survived by his wife, Shirley, and his children, Christian, Heidi, and Josh.
Sending huge love to you above, Don.
Founded in 1904, The Explorers Club is one of the world’s most storied communities of scientists, storytellers, astronauts, and field researchers. Each year, that spirit comes alive at ECAD — a legendary New York gathering celebrating the people pushing the boundaries of human curiosity.
I was recently nominated to to be a part of the Explorers Club (fingers crossed) and was honored to attend as a guest of my friend and HATCH Asheville co-founder, Alison Watson.
ECAD felt like more than an event. It was a rare convergence of courage, curiosity, wonder, and network effect — bold minds across disciplines, gathered to celebrate discovery and inspire what’s next.
At the 122nd dinner, Kris Tompkins was honored for a lifetime of bold conservation leadership — helping protect and restore roughly 15 million acres across Chile and Argentina. She was recognized alongside an extraordinary group including the SPHEREx Mission Team, underwater explorer James Delgado, conservationist Morad Tahbaz, philanthropist Paul Tudor Jones, and Young Explorer awardees Elodie Freymann, Rebecca Hui, and Alexandra Climent.
Exploration today spans science, storytelling, biodiversity, space, and the protection of our shared future.
#ExplorersClub #ECAD #HumanPotential #HATCH
The inaugural Freely First Amendment Music Festival brought together music, community, and the fundamental freedoms that shape our democracy.
Huge respect to the Freedom Forum for creating a space where culture and civic values meet.
With performances from The Killers, Janelle Monáe, T-Pain Dominic Fike, + more—and powerful reminders of why the First Amendment still matters.
Hosted by Academy Award-winner Ariana DeBose, the evening was both a celebration and a reminder: these freedoms require ongoing stewardship.
One of the most moving moments: Janelle speaking to identity, pride, and standing with marginalized communities everywhere.
Grateful to be part of conversations—and experiences—like this.
The Freedom Forum promotes the five essential freedoms protected by the First Amendment. Their work focuses on education, advocacy, and fostering awareness, ensuring these rights are understood and defended.
A huge thank you to dear friend Josh Kirschenbaum, who’s on the board of directors for Freedom Forum, and a thought partner with HATCH at PolicyLink…
– and the rest of the Freedom Forum leadership - Jan Neuharth, Brent Jones, David Edleman, Dani Neuharth-Keusch, Barbara Wall, and more, for the critical work you are dedicated to. Thank you.
It was also a true gift to be able to share time with fellow HATCHers and awesome humans Abbie Langston, Vanice Dunn, Yosi Sergant, Kenny Andejeski, Jared Silverman, Tom Silverman, and more that we met along the way.
Something powerful happened inside the HATCH + iF Design Lounge at SXSW.
A living, breathing network of people committed to shaping a more creative, connected, and human future.
The most important conversations at SXSW aren’t always the loudest—they’re the ones that change how we see and build what’s next.
Real-life superheroes converging to co-create a space for depth, imagination, and real human connection.
We brought together an extraordinary constellation of leaders shaping the future across design, storytelling, technology, science, and systems change.
See PHOTOS HERE >
Day two recap:
• Jimmy Wales— Founder of Wikipedia, championing open knowledge for humanity
• Hugh Forrest — the visionary behind SXSW’s global rise and the lessons he’s learned along the way
• Dr. Kenneth Lacovara — paleontologist behind Dreadnoughtus, using cutting-edge science to connect ancient extinction events to the urgent challenges of our time
• Uwe Cremering & Lisa Gralnek — leading global design excellence and impact at iF Design
• Doreen Lorenzo & Nick Foster RDI (former head of design at Google X) — redefining design leadership and human-centered futures
• whurley — pushing the frontier of quantum computing and emerging tech
• Karen Palmer — pioneering immersive, AI-driven storytelling
• Sarah Wolozin, Simon Wood, Mathieu Pradat — expanding the language of documentary and XR
• Courtney B. Cook, — bridging storytelling, public history, and social impact
• Mary Poffenroth, Ph.D. — unlocking the neuroscience of fear and resilience
• Craig Allen — shaping culture through bold, global storytelling
• Olivia Vagelos — designing for emotion, grief, and human connection
• Dan Carroll & Aaron Sloup — building community-driven, human-centered tech systems
• Fabian Rey — translating perception and nature through art
• Tracy Candido, — cultivating the next generation of creative leadership
• Cordaro Rodriguez — weaving it all together through the power of music to unlock your soul
Grateful to everyone who showed up with openness, curiosity.
In the middle of SXSW’s noise, this became something else— music, systems thinking, regenerative futures, storytelling… and real human connection.
Grateful for today’s incredible voices
TOMORROW > Glimpse the Future & Meet those shaping it
Featuring: – Jimmy Wales (Founder, Wikipedia) — open knowledge for the world – Whurley — quantum + future tech – Karen Palmer, Tamara Shogaolu, Mathieu Pradat — redefining storytelling through AI, XR & film Design that Matters – Uwe Cremering, Lisa Gralnek, Doreen Lorenzo, Nick Foster — global design leadership + impact – Dan Carroll & Aaron Sloup — data, identity & community-powered systems – Mary Poffenroth — fear, resilience & human behavior
– Craig Allen - Vibe coding for good – Kenneth Lacovara – Avoiding the sixth extinction – Hugh Forrest — legacy of building SXSW into a global force and what’s next
Ideas, conversations, collisions, connection, trust, system change, and HATCHing a Better World for All.
HATCH is a multi-sensory curated flow - but not just who’s on stage - who’s sitting next to you. Come be a part of if it.
#SXSW #HATCH #iFDesign #FutureOfEverything #CreativeLeadership
Yarrow Kraner's engagement
Yarrow Kraner's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.76%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 57 followers. An average post collects 98 likes and 8 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.
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Yarrow Kraner (@yarrowk) is a Non-Profits & Religious Organizations creator on Instagram, also filed under Spirituality & Religion. Yarrow Kraner is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Yarrow Kraner runs to 12 words.
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Yarrow Kraner has 5,723 followers on Instagram (5.7K). Yarrow Kraner follows 3,233 accounts, so the audience is roughly 1.8 times the size of the list followed. Yarrow Kraner has built a substantial archive of 1,244 posts.
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Yarrow Kraner's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.76%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 57 followers. An average post collects 98 likes and 8 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.
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Flinque files Yarrow Kraner under Non-Profits & Religious Organizations, with Spirituality & Religion as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Yarrow Kraner, 8 are carousels, 1 is a video and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Yarrow Kraner repeatedly use the words hatch, people, leadership, founder and business. Yarrow Kraner's captions carry hashtags such as #hatch, #montanafestival2026 and #explorersclub. Yarrow Kraner writes those captions mainly in English. Yarrow Kraner keeps 1 story highlight, which open with a free Flinque account.
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