Breakout Sessions are your chance to share ideas and challenges about things that matter to you in a smaller group – with experts in their field and, of course, speakers.
They’re often described as the most valuable part of the event. Not only do you get to dig into something important, you spend time with a group of smart people with the same interests as you.
While some breakout sessions are set up, you can also suggest a topic for discussion.
You’ll be able to move from the main sessions into the room you choose on the day though if you have a question, we strongly encourage to submit in advance.
Breakout Session 26th April – 14:30 BST/09:30 ET
- Tips and Tricks for Using Digital Tools for Better Teamwork – Stefano Mastrogiacomo
- Why Don’t Your Customers Care About Your Website? – Joe Leech
- Entrepreneurs Anonymous: Scaling a Tech Business is Hard – Gareth Marlow
- Fixing Churn: Getting to the Root Cause – Matt Lerner
Breakout Session 26th April – 17:00 BST/12:00 noon ET
- Follow Up Q&A Wade Foster, Zapier & Amir Salihefendic, Doist
- Negotiating your Product Roadmap with Stakeholders – Bruce McCarthy
- Making Sense of OKRs – Radhika Dutt
- Building a Successful Software Ecosystem – PJ Marquez
Breakout Session 27th April – 14:30 BST/09:30 ET
- Follow up Q&A Simon Wardley, Wardley Mapping
- Hiring Challenges Across Territories – Tim Burgess
- Entrepreneurs Anonymous: Scaling a Tech Business is Hard – Gareth Marlow
Breakout Session 27th April – 17:00 BST/12:00 noon ET
- Solving Your Gnarliest Product Problems – Rich Mironov
- Follow Up Q&A and Discussion Future of Work & Workplace – Yodit Stanton
- How Founders Can Get Better at Marketing – Asia Orangio
You’ll be able to suggest other topics for discussion in the Slack channel and it’s easy to join the room you want, even if it will be hard to pick between them.
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