We’re not trying to disrupt the way people conference, but the Summit does have a unique personality. It is a peer-to-peer meeting, so with a little effort on your part you’re likely to meet everyone that attends.
There’s no keynote, but there are sessions where your expertise will be recognized. It’s not an unconference, but sessions are designed around the interests of attendees, so the full program usually isn't set until two weeks before. There are no pompous ceremonies, but there is an energetic conference dinner and we always work in some friendly competitions. You'll come away with practical information, thoughtful inspiration, and a network of supportive colleagues.
It’s a busy couple of days, but meals are included and there are plenty of refreshing breaks. And there are always experiential surprises thrown in: we're all event organizers, after all.
When you register for a Summit you'll have the chance to suggest activities and discussion topics and throw in your hat to be a session leader. In past Summits as many as 75% of attendees had a role in the final program.
Every iteration of the Summit is different. In addition to 2026, you can take a look back at the 2024 Summit Program and the 2025 Summit Program to get a sense of the range of topics and experiences you can expect.