About the people who started it all.
This is personal.

There were twelve of us, five women and seven men from almost all continents. We founded ParentalPal.Org in 2009 and turned it into the Global Natives Club a few years later. In 2020, Amanda and Alan left this life way too early. Now, ten of us carry on and keep their spirit alive. 

We have been on the same wavelength ever since we first met. We were in our early twenties back then, discovering the world and its wonders with a backpack, very little money and the spirit of excitement and adventure.

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By the time we were in our forties we decided to put our cumulative knowledge and experience into one basket to create a dedicated cosmopolitan community.
As a global network we give young people today what we would have welcomed so much when we were teenagers: ​the chance to connect with the world. To connect within the shelter, the approval and the support of the family. To connect in an intelligent, feasible and affordable way and to establish a dialogue with kindred spirits anywhere in the world, a window to life itself!

Today, we call this "building your famillage".
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The Coromandel, NZ, is where we first met. A paradise.

​Global Natives are active all over the globe and welcome new input and partnerships from all nationalities. Their common playground is the world wide web and their operational team is made up of people on all continents. The registered office is in London, most of the initial financing came from Western Australia and a remote but gorgeous place in the Rocky Mountains. All funds were provided by founding members.
Communications - the voice of the chief visionary officer -are based in the Austrian Alps (kindly associate some Edelweiss!).

The self-financing structure and the chief goals from
​the organisation’s point of view are explained here. 


Globalization is not as simple
as Pro and Con.

To differentiate and understand a connected 
but volatile world we need unbiased information 
and sincere conversations.
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