We are nostalgic for how things used to be.
Remember when grabbing a beer with Mark Cuban at SXSW or sharing a cigar with Jeff Bezos at Summit at Sea seemed normal? Or when an app idea born out of a global conference would suddenly go viral?


Conferences used to be about serendipity—the right people, in the right room, at the right time. They were about transforming a vision into a global technology shift. They were filled with meaningful experiences with authentic human connections, and everyone was grateful to be there.
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Over the past decade, events and conferences have become overcrowded, transactional, and a waste of time. We’ve all sat in auditoriums with 20,000 other attendees, attended low-quality break-out sessions, and left without any inspirations or meaningful connections.

Future Summit is different.
Let’s return to what we know is possible—because we’ve experienced it.
No keynotes, just thoughtfully curated and intimate micro-gatherings where global leaders deliver communal keynotes to groups of 25 people.
Unique, impactful opportunities to cross-pollinate ideas across industries. Imagine 1,000 thoughtfully invited global innovators and high-performers versus 20,000 pay-to-play attendees.
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