Zach Sims, CEO of Codeacademy, hosts an invite-only evening of good food, drinks, and even better conversation around customizing company growth. 

Bookshelves are filled with titles promising the surefire conditions for growth. More often than not, those recommended conditions apply to just one type of company. For accelerated growth, though, each company needs its own unique conditions. Identifying those conditions can be a full-time job all on its own. Share with other CEOs and founders tactics and tools necessary to create a high-growth company. 

Gihan Amarasiriwardena, Co-Founder and President of Ministry of Supply, hosts an invite-only dinner filled with good food, good drink, and even better conversation around the power of vision in building and leading a venture.

With more success comes more questions. Whether that's to expand a current offering, introduce a new product, or enter an entirely new space, figuring out how to serve a larger audience and build upon past success requires a strong vision for a company's direction. Gather with other company founders and leaders to discuss the value of vision and how to ensure it is infused at every stage of growth. 

Eric Ng, Vice President, Brand Marketing at Blink Health, hosts an invite-only dinner to discuss the tension between upper funnel media and lower funnel media, and the strategies and tactics to gain buy-in from other teams. 

With so much emphasis on marketing attribution, organizations are increasingly focused on performance media. But as William Bruce Cameron quipped, "Not everything that can be counted counts. And not everything that counts can be counted." As marketing technology gives us deeper and deeper datasets, there's more need than ever to find a balance between short term and long term growth initiatives. Share and learn with other executives the insights and experiences in managing the funnel and attribution's role in it. 

Chris Clark, CTO and Co-founder of Grove Collective, hosts a night of good, drink, and even better conversation around creating technology organizations that deliver effectively and efficiently.

It's a classic Apple vs. Google approach: take time to create a perfect product or deliver a good product and then test and iterate. Both wildly successful companies with wildly different approaches to shipping products. Join company leaders and tech executives to discuss the interplays of speed and quality, iteration and big launches, and effectiveness and efficiency.

Tyler Ralston, Co-founder of Butterfly Network, hosts a night of good food, drink, and great conversation discussing the tools and tactics necessary to be innovative in regulated industries. 

In healthtech and digital health, new tools and technology developments far outpace the regulations applied to these innovations. It begs the question: how do you infuse innovation into an organization while staying compliant? Join other healthtech professionals to discuss and discover the best tactics and strategies for disrupting while regulated.

Greg Segall, CEO of Alyce, hosts an unforgettable dinner with great conversation focused on managing the balance of growing internally to match external success.

It's the champagne problem of companies: success that demands expansion to continue success. Just like someone who's had enough, tackling the problem with a balanced approach is harder than we think. Grow internally too slowly, and teams feel strapped and stressed. Grow teams too quickly and hard decisions may be needed down the line. Gather with other company leaders to share insights and experiences with growing a company internally proportional to its external success. 

Luke Chilone, IT Director of the Digital Innovation Lab at CVS, hosts a night of good food, drink, and even better conversation around ensuring teams and individuals are as innovative as possible.

Sometimes it can feel like innovation comes in fits and starts. Teams will have an innovative approach, or a fresh concept for a product, and then ride the wave of that innovation. However, ensuring fresh thinking requires a mindset geared towards innovation. Gather with other senior executives to discuss the strategies and insights that help drive innovative culture within the team and in the wider company. 

Thalie Farinaud, SVP of E-Commerce & Digital Transformation at Coty, hosts a night of good food, drink, and great conversation around mirroring the best of the physical retail experience in a digital world. 

In a world where e-commerce and physical retail locations are vying for consumer dollars, it can feel like a zero-sum game: someone's gotta win. However, while consumers love shopping online, they haven't given up on the brick-and-mortar experience. Gather with other executives to discuss the tactics, tools, and experiences of blending the physical world with the digital world and vice versa. 

Gabrielle de Papp, hosts an invite-only dinner with a discussion around developing messaging that matches the platform it's sent on. 

It's pretty obvious that brands change their voice based on the tool they're using. Wendy's cooks with much spicier ingredients on Twitter than it does on TV. But knowing what to send is very different from knowing when and where. Gather with other communications leaders to share insights and experiences with managing brand messaging across mediums. 

Jeremy Levine and Ben Barber, founders of a soon-to-launch tequila brand, host an invite-only dinner for entrepreneurs launching new brands in the alcohol industry. 

Creating a new spirit brand has hurdle after hurdle. Whether it's nailing down the supply chain, navigating regulation, or creating sticky branding, finding success with a new line of alcohol products requires immense time, knowledge, and effort. Gather with other burgeoning leaders focused on disrupting the alcohol industry to discuss the successes and stresses of entering a highly-competitive and regulated market.