Make the conversation worth the time.
Bring your own experience and the question you are trying to answer. The group can help you see what you may need to test next.
You do not need a success story.
The value comes from comparing decisions and the conditions behind them, including the parts that remain uncertain.
Bring a real choice
Describe what you want to improve, what you have tried or what remains open.
Learn from different settings
Ask why another approach worked there and whether the conditions match your own.
Put the discussion to use
Bring back a useful question or idea to test with your team.
Leaders who can contribute to the question.
TLX AI discussions may include leaders responsible for AI use, risk, operations and results. TLX GTM discussions bring together commercial, business-unit and practice leaders from technology and services firms. The event topic determines who should take part.
Each confirmed event brief identifies the business question, industry, functions, intended audience, date, location and format. It also explains how attendance requests are reviewed.
How participation works.
A request is an expression of interest, not a registration confirmation.
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Find the right subject
Read the event brief. Check the business question, industry, functions, intended audience, date, location and format before requesting a place.
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Share professional context
Explain how the question relates to your work and what you could add to the discussion. Do not include confidential details.
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Wait for a separate confirmation
We review each request. You have a place at the event only after you receive a separate confirmation.
Use what you learned after the event
Bring useful ideas back to your organization. You can share feedback or suggest an event topic. Any further conversation or commercial contact is a separate choice.
Read with the question in mind.
Review the event question and think about what you have tried, what worked and what remains unresolved. You do not need to prepare a speech.
Choose how to stay involved.
After an exchange, consider what you learned and which questions are worth examining with your team.
Experience across leading organizations
A June 2023 CTN executive roundtable page listed leaders from Wells Fargo, BlackRock, Citi and other organizations. The record shows the range of backgrounds involved in earlier CTN discussions. It was not a TLX-branded event.
Does a current decision deserve a peer conversation?
See the TLX AI and TLX GTM programs. If you have a business question leaders should discuss, suggest a topic.