The Underlying Intent
November 18, 2026New YorkInvitation Only

New York CTO
Peer Roundtable

Venue: To Be Announced

A private, invitation-only peer discussion bringing together 12–15 CTOs and technology leaders from similar-stage companies navigating AI adoption, productivity, organizational change, and business impact.

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Why Now

AI adoption is accelerating, yet many organizations still struggle to scale beyond pilots, measure meaningful business impact, and redesign teams and workflows for the AI era.

Technology leaders are making consequential decisions while the rules are still evolving. This is the moment for candid peer conversation, not another vendor briefing or conference panel.


Discussion Themes

What we will explore

Theme 01

AI ROI & Business Impact

How are leaders measuring value beyond adoption, usage, and pilot programs? What does meaningful business impact actually look like?

Theme 02

Engineering Productivity & Measurement

What is actually changing within engineering organizations? How should productivity be defined and measured in the AI era?

Theme 03

Organizational Design for the AI Era

How should teams, workflows, leadership, and decision-making evolve as AI becomes embedded in everyday work?


Why Join

Compare decisions with peers facing similar challenges

Share real-world experiences and insights

Challenge assumptions and uncover blind spots

Build meaningful executive relationships

Leave with greater clarity and better questions

What Makes It Different

Handpicked peer group

Confidential discussion environment

No vendors or product pitches

No panels or presentations

All discussions follow the Chatham House Rule and remain confidential

Focused on practical leadership challenges


Who Should Attend

CTOsVPs of EngineeringChief Product & Technology OfficersSenior Technology ExecutivesSeries A through IPO-stage companies

Trust & Confidentiality

All discussions are conducted under the Chatham House Rule. No attendee names, company names, direct quotes, or identifiable comments will be shared without explicit permission. What is said in the room stays in the room.


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