PrompX

Your Revenue Access Partner

Bridging the gap between executives facing critical challenges and the strategic partners capable of solving them.

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PrompX Private / Invitation only

Where technology comes to The Table

Invitation-only dinners and closed-door roundtables for senior leaders and selected technology experts.

LisbonMadridBarcelonaCannesMonacoMilanRomeGenevaZurichFrankfurtParisAmsterdamCopenhagenStockholmBerlinPragueAthensSingapore

Selected organisationsAcross the PrompX network
Abusix
Unilever
Cornell University
P2 Science
The Estée Lauder Companies
University of Texas at Austin
Converte
Pfizer
Georgetown University
Guerdon Modular Buildings
Richemont
Deerfield Academy
Eko Health
Hilton Worldwide
Choate Rosemary Hall
Dexory
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
INSEAD
Sullivan & Cromwell
The Dalton School

We pay attention before we make introductions.

Technology helps us identify relevance. Human judgement decides whether a conversation should happen.

01Understand02Identify03Consider04Curate05Convene

Our process

We do not begin with a guest list.

We begin by understanding what is changing within the company, around the leader and across the market.

Context before contact.

Understand. Understand the question, company and commercial context first.

Identify. Identify leaders whose mandate, experience or perspective is relevant.

Consider. Evaluate timing, fit and whether the conversation would genuinely be useful.

Curate. Use intelligence and human judgement to determine the right combination of people.

Convene. Create the right format: dinner, roundtable or strategic introduction.

Relevance before access.

Relevant by design

Every room begins with a question, not a guest list.

Private by default

Conversations are designed for candid exchange, not public performance.

Humanly curated

Technology informs our judgement. It does not replace it.

Mutual relevance

An introduction happens because there is a credible reason for both people to speak.

International / Selective
3,000+

Senior leaders

Across technology, data, security, finance, HR, marketing, operations and enterprise leadership.

We do not treat senior leaders as an audience. Every person enters the PrompX ecosystem with a different mandate, a different moment and a different reason to engage.

Signal intelligence for the moments that matter.

Leadership has a pulse.

Pulse helps PrompX understand when a conversation may be relevant.

It monitors company and market signals, including leadership changes, new mandates, expansion, funding and strategic transformation, so our team can understand context before making an introduction.

01New roles
02New mandates
03Expansion
04Funding
05AI priorities
06Transformation
07Technology decisions

Technology helps us identify relevance. Human judgement decides whether we should reach out.

Visit Pulse

From the network

The reason for meeting was clear before the conversation began. PrompX had taken the time to understand what we were working on.

Chief Digital OfficerEnterprise organisation

To make access
more intelligent.

Technology makes almost anyone reachable. That does not make every introduction valuable.

PrompX creates the conversations that deserve to happen.

Across a table. Inside a roundtable. Or through strategic introductions.

The right people. The right question. The right moment.

Private partnerships / By consideration

Build the room your strategy requires.

PrompX works with selected technology companies entering new markets, reaching new senior leaders, building category credibility, or deepening strategic accounts.

We begin with the commercial objective. Then we identify the leaders who matter, the question worth convening around and the right format for the conversation.

Private dinners. Closed-door roundtables. Strategic introductions.

Not more reach. Better access.

Questions worth
gathering around.

The next PrompX Tables are taking shape around the strategic questions occupying senior executives now.

Tables are formed by relevance, not registration order. Registering interest does not guarantee an invitation.

GENEVA01

Where should AI autonomy stop?

Which decisions can AI make, where should humans retain approval, and what controls are needed before giving it greater responsibility?

ZURICH02

What must enterprise AI prove before it scales?

How should leaders evaluate performance, cost and business value before moving from a promising pilot to wider deployment?

AMSTERDAM03

Can your business trust its data?

A conversation about disconnected systems, conflicting information and what it takes to make decisions with confidence.

FRANKFURT04

Where should your critical systems run?

How should organisations balance cost, control and resilience when deciding what belongs in the cloud and what should remain under their control?

STOCKHOLM05

Which work should we automate next?

Where can automation remove friction, what needs to change before it works, and how should leaders measure the improvement?

MILAN06

Can your business keep operating through a cyberattack?

A conversation about protecting critical operations, preparing for disruption, and deciding what must recover first.

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starts here.

For senior leaders looking to join a future Table, and technology companies looking to convene one.

Private dinners · Closed-door roundtables · Strategic introductions