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1440 Multiversity is a nonprofit organization in the U.S. that functions as a learning destination, wellness retreat, and conference campus, and aims at developing personal growth, leadership, and health. It was established in 2015 and opened to the public in May 2017 on a 75-acre campus between Santa Cruz and Silicon Valley, Scotts Valley, California.
The organization operates as a hybrid between education, hospitality, and wellness programming. It has weekend and multi-day immersive programs that cover mindfulness, leadership, professional development, relationships, and health. These programs combine courses, training, sports activities, and guided tours, which are usually provided by experts in their subjects and faculty members.
1440 is a nonprofit organization, which means that all the proceeds are reinvested in its mission, and none of it is given away as profit. Its products are in the form of complete packages, which usually include accommodation, meals, and entry to learning classes and facilities on campus. The campus has a classroom setting along with meeting facilities, lodging, meal services, fitness facilities, and nature settings that enable the individual participants and group programs.
The organization serves corporate groups, teams, and individuals hosting private retreats, leadership training, and team-building programs. Group activities will typically entail 10 or more members and require mission-focused learning experiences as a part of the stay.
One of its significant areas of work comprises philanthropic and community activities, including wellness programs among the healthcare personnel and the community leaders. Since 2021, it has had more than 5,000 professionals attend its healing programs, and 120,000+ visitors on campus have come, representing more than 50 different countries. Its immersive campus system and mission-focused system encourage the development of the wellness and experiential learning industry.
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