amaze consortium is structured the way established non-profits like brac are — a single parent organization that develops people, funding, and infrastructure, then channels that capacity into independently branded, independently run subsidiaries.
amaze consortium itself doesn't run programs directly. instead, it recruits and trains members through the amaze apprenticeship, raises support through partnerships and donations, and maintains the shared brand, governance, and standards that every subsidiary operates under.
each subsidiary then owns a specific mission — research, competitive chess, publishing, community-building, or software engineering — and is run day to day by the students who trained for it.