Two leaders sit across from each other in a living room. A moderator pulls the thread. 16 executives are in the room and the cameras are rolling. Each session runs 30 minutes at a private estate 10 minutes from the JW Marriott. A car picks you up and brings you back.
8 sessions with 16 seats each. 30 minutes of real conversation with leaders who've been where you're going. There are no keynotes and no stages. It's honest dialogue and nothing else.
You'll choose from a 9-course Michelin dinner, a BMW Performance Center track day, and a spa reset. They're designed to connect you with peers in ways conferences never could.
Walk away with a fresh professional headshot. Our photographer is on-site all day, complimentary for all attendees. 15 minutes, and you're done.
Moving Fast Inside a Slow Machine
Laura runs marketing and ecommerce at New York & Company after leading Lord + Taylor's shift to DTC and building an agency for 150+ brands. Manish bootstrapped Friendbuy for 15 years with almost no outside funding and produced indie films along the way. One navigates the big machine. The other built a company by saying no to nearly everything. You'd be one of sixteen in the room.
A CFO Told Her CX Was Just Nice People on Phones
Domonique built CX at Liquid I.V. from zero through 50x growth and the Unilever acquisition. A CFO once told her the team just needed "nice people who smile on phones." She turned it into a revenue function and eight of her team members grew into leaders. Alex has spent a decade at 85Sixty growing from digital marketing manager to VP. Her thing is translating big strategy into plans teams can actually execute. There are sixteen chairs.
If You Can Google a Best Practice, You've Already Lost
Max started in hedge funds, then built marketing businesses from scratch before becoming CMO at Outerknown for five years and now Cuyana. He believes the companies that win aren't Googling for best practices. Lou built Homesnap from zero to a $250M exit over 12 years. He believes if personalization depends on people remembering to do the right thing, it won't scale. There are sixteen people in the room.
She's Writing a PhD on What AI Does to Your Business Next
Freya ran content marketing at Zalando across 25 markets and 51 million active customers. Now she leads ecommerce at Windsor while writing a PhD at Copenhagen Business School on how generative AI changes social platforms. Shaylynn spent almost eight years at Shopify and Shopify Plus before joining Swym. Her framework is "context before content." She doesn't pitch. She makes complex decisions feel clear. There are sixteen seats in the room.
What Gaming Knows That Ecommerce Doesn't
David wrote Zynga's A/B testing playbook and led mobile analytics at Blizzard supporting Diablo Immortal. Teju scaled marketing at American Express and Amazon, then built Share Local Media into a 700+ client direct mail operation. His team cut client CPAs by 35% through small wins compounding quarter after quarter. One carries nearly a decade of gaming data science. The other made direct mail perform like a digital channel. There are sixteen seats.
26 Years in Ecommerce When Nobody Else Lasts 3
Katie started Unique Vintage from her garage in 2000. It took six months to get her first order. She's still running it 26 years later, through the Great Recession, the pandemic, and every shift in between. Krishna spent a decade at National Instruments and Oracle before founding Saras Analytics. He starts with the decision and works backward to the data. The room fits sixteen.
She Doubled DTC at a CPG Brand
Brooke doubled DTC revenue at Liquid I.V. and drove 400% growth at FOCL before that. She started in political campaigns. Her framework treats DTC as an intelligence engine, not just a revenue line. Liam started his first business at 13, launched a travel magazine at 16, and raised Australia's biggest pre-seed at 17. Instant went from zero to $1M ARR in six months. You'd be one of sixteen.
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Beyond the Sessions
15 minutes with our photographer. Walk away with a fresh professional headshot. Complimentary.
RequestTwenty leaders sit around one table. These are the conversations that shape what's next. Chef Justin Snyder brings 18 years of Michelin-trained experience from two-star kitchens in Palo Alto and Hong Kong to craft a 9-course dinner.
RequestYou'll spend the morning at a private estate with facials, massages, a sound bath, and breakfast by the Michelin chef. Twenty leaders will be there and you don't need to be anywhere else.
RequestGet behind the wheel at the BMW Performance Center West, one of only two BMW driving tracks in the country. Push 617-horsepower M vehicles to their limits on a world-class track set against the backdrop of Thermal's mountain range. You'll learn high-speed stability, car control, and drifting techniques from professional instructors, many with actual racing experience. The morning ends with a hot lap finale where an instructor takes the wheel to show you what these machines can really do.
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