A specific purpose
Everyone should know the question and why discussing it together matters.
Community
We are not scheduling an event simply to keep a calendar full. Before people travel and give up their time, there needs to be a clear subject and a good reason to discuss it in the same room.
Who needs to be there
A researcher, systems engineer, buyer, investor, and public official may use the same term while worrying about different risks. A focused subject helps those differences come into view and gives each person a chance to learn from the others.
Before we set a date
Everyone should know the question and why discussing it together matters.
Invitations should reflect the subject, not a promise of exclusive access.
The format should allow people to discuss limits and lessons that do not support a sales pitch.
People should leave knowing what to investigate, explain, or follow up on.
Quick answers
No. Events are paused, with no dates, tickets, confirmed speakers, or invitations. Sending us a note does not register you for an event or promise an invitation.
A future gathering would need a focused question, people with relevant experience, room for disagreement, and a useful next step. A guest list alone would not justify asking people to attend.
Use the interest form to tell us which subject, people, or format would matter to you. The form sends us an email. It does not create an account, membership, or event registration.
Last checked 2026-07-21 through our editorial review process.
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