The people here are changing
how their companies work with AI.
Be a part of the conversation, and in the room when it turns into something.
Get in touchThe room runs from first login to founder.
A session seats an executive running a whole function beside someone three weeks in, both working on real problems of their own.
What starts in a session keeps going. Attendees have started companies, some within 24 hours of a workshop, launched internal AI clubs, and come back to run trainings of their own.
Join a session and meet the room100+
people in sessions
12+
workshops
4+
sponsors
5+
company engagements
A partnership starts with what you bring.
Host a session
- An office, a studio, or a members' club
- Format matched to the room, not the other way round
Sponsor a session
- Shape what it covers and who it is for
- Your name on the materials, and the room hears who made it happen
Co-host with your community
- Both groups in one session
- Strongest when the two share a subject
Put a product in the work
- It lands inside work the room is already doing
- People using it in front of you, not a panel about it
Send a speaker
- A guest slot for a story the room should hear
- Operators showing what already runs
Run a series
- One session that becomes a rhythm
- A recurring run, planned together
Share what you have in mind.
Do you have a space that could hold a session?
- Room for a group with laptops open, and solid Wi-Fi
- Audio-visual for most formats
- A coworking build club needs less: a coffee shop covers it
- The host opens the room; the session arrives planned
Do you run a community that would want in?
- A co-hosted session puts both groups in one room
- A shared subject matters more than a shared size
What does your audience keep asking for?
- Sessions run on specific work, never a general introduction
- A subject people already raise is the strongest start
Should the room meet your product?
- It lands where it belongs in the work
- What comes back is people using it in front of you
Is there a session you have always wanted to run?
- The note is enough to start
- And a plain no if it is not the right fit



















