Summits
Six days a year, one question each, and the people in the room have done the thing rather than sold it.
- 15 November 2026The AI operating companyWhat changes in a company that runs on AI, told by the people who have already changed it. Not the tools, the operating model.
- 15 December 2026Trade without borders: partners in 160 economiesA partner in every economy, and what it takes to find one. Firms that have done it, and the agencies that helped.
- 15 January 2027The new exporters: SMEs global from day oneSmall firms that sold abroad in their first year. What they sold, who bought it, and what it cost them to find out.
- 15 February 2027Capital that crosses bordersMoney that moves between economies: who lends it, who takes it, and what the paperwork still costs.
- 15 March 2027Sustainable growth is not a cost centreFirms that made sustainability pay, with the numbers. And the ones that did not, with the reasons.
- 15 April 2027The superconnected businessWhat a company can do when it can reach anybody it needs in a week. The introductions, the speed, and what it changed.
How a summit runs
One day, online, with a member dinner the same week in the cities that want one. Sessions are a chair and three or four members who have done the thing, and every session ends with the question the audience came with rather than a summary.
Speakers are members, and we ask them for the numbers and the mistake. A vendor pitch is the one thing that gets a session cut.
Seats are free to members and limited by the room. Your Superconnector tells you which summit bears on your goals, and books it.