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"How to remove blockers to user growth in key regions"

On 12th March, join us over a fabulous three course meal to talk about launching software products in new markets, identifying blockers to international growth, and driving local customer feedback loops.

What are some of the “low hanging fruits” which block MAU growth in non-domestic key regions
How have software products with high levels of adoption driven continued user growth with strategic local testing
What is the best way to build a system of information which can proactively and reactively identify and destroy growth blockers
How can you unlock your next million users internationally?

Details

For this event, we're looking for GTM leaders in software organizations

If you're a senior leader and you help take software global, we want to talk to you! With colleagues from growth, globalization, internationalization, and go-to-market functions, we're looking at local product/market fit and how we can remove "blockers" to it in local markets in order to improve user growth.

Some of our previous attendeees

Head of Localization
Product Director, Global Markets
Globalization Manager
VP of Marketing
Director of Localization

Here's what we're planning

This event will take place in a Portuguese Restaurant in Fitzrovia, London. (We'll share the full location upon invitation). Attendees will be invited to share stories about how they have helped to drive better product/market fit in their localized product, what blockers they've encountered, and we'll produce a chatham house blog on the subject.

The event will begin at 6PM, is free for attendees, and is only open to VP, head of, director level or equivalent.

Director-level

By invitation / application

12th March 2025

6PM start

Fitzrovia, London

Roundtable format

We've had localization speakers from

4 mins

Last time: how do you pay for Pintxos?

At our last roundtable, Product Directors and VPs from FinTech businesses including PSPs, card networks, and money transfer companies all attended to talk about payment GTMs specifically. Here is a flavour of what we talked about and some of my favourite points our guests made over the course of the discussion.

Read the blog