Five formats, five cities

Introductions, then real conversations

You sit in a circle and everyone introduces themselves. Then the room opens up and you go talk to whoever you found interesting.

The big one

Over a hundred people. A short opening, two or three ten-minute talks, a hands-on workshop, then networking for as long as you want.

A meal and a small group

A midday meal with a handful of people. Conversation, not presentations. You leave knowing a few names properly.

The same, in the evening

Like lunch, but it runs longer and the conversations go further. Nobody is checking the time to get back to the office.

Hands on keyboards

You build something rather than watch someone else build it. Bring a laptop. Beginners are the point, not a problem.