It’s always better in person
We run supper clubs, summits and the occasional run club with a man who ran the length of Africa. All of it built on the same idea: the best marketing conversations happen when nobody's pitching.
Six seats. One table. Zero agenda.
The Commuter Club is an event series for senior marketing leaders who'd rather talk properly than network badly. Michelin-starred restaurants. Small tables. The conversations you actually want to have about AI, about what's working, about the thing you can't say on a webinar panel.
No pitch. No cost. No one taking notes on you.
Just good food and people who get it.
Fifty in the room.
Five on the stage.
Four or five marketing leaders on a panel, talking about how they're really using AI. Not the theory. The receipts. What's saving them hours. What they got wrong first. Real use cases across paid media, CRM, and the expensive work that used to eat a quarter. How you manage a team when half of it is agents.
And an audience of fifty-odd marketers who came to ask the questions that don't get asked on webinars. Come for the panel. Stay for the chat.
Sometimes we go bigger
A run club with The Hardest Geezer. An interview with Grace Beverly. This is where we bring in people who've built something remarkable and let them loose on a room of marketers. Less "here's my funnel," more "here's how I actually did it." Different every time. That's the point.
The useful kind
Forty-five minutes, one specific problem, and someone who's actually solved it.
We pick a use case or an industry and go deep. How a retail team rebuilt their CRM flows. What paid media looks like when an agent's running the reporting. Where the hours actually come back. Watch live and ask questions, or catch the recording when you've got a minute.
