Responsive Conference is my friend Robin Zander’s two-day annual summit in Oakland, California, for founders, entrepreneurs, and executives that want to make things better at work and beyond.
It’s a conference, yes, but in practice, it’s more of an immersive love letter to collaborative problem-solving. Everyone I know who attends Responsive Conference raves about the experience, and there’s still time to snag general admission tickets.
An unconventional and delightful preamble to the Conference is—brace yourself for some serious meta—The Conference for Conferences by the incomparable Jenny Sauer-Klein.
The Conference for Conferences disrupts the tired conference paradigm that leaves attendees overwhelmed, overstimulated, and over-programmed. Expect an intimate, high-impact gathering for people who convene people, focusing on the kind of participatory connection that stays with you long after the Conference concludes.
Both conferences will be held at the stunning Oakland Museum of California on consecutive days in September, and I hope you can attend.
