The CEO Club, Prime Video’s new eight-part docu-series launching on 23 February, arrives positioned at that intersection — part leadership study, part lifestyle portrait, part recalibration of what a CEO is supposed to be. Rather than selling hustle mythology, The CEO Club frames leadership as a lived process — shaped by personal upheaval, public scrutiny and the emotional cost of being constantly legible in male-dominated industries. What distinguishes The CEO Club from earlier “boss women” formats is its emphasis on collective support. That said, The CEO Club does not pretend to be a structural critique of capitalism. In a media landscape saturated with aspirational entrepreneurship, The CEO Club arrives as something more reflective than revolutionary.