tech flow · speaking
Take the mic.
Every Tech Flow meetup hands the room to someone who has actually done the thing — built it, sold it, moved it, survived it. Not a panel, not a pitch. One person, one story, a room of founders, engineers and operators who came to listen.
If that could be you, this is how you say so.
What makes a good one
- Something you didFirst-hand beats well-researched every time. The room can read a summary on its own; what it can’t get anywhere else is the part you only know because you were there.
- Specific enough to argue withA number, a decision, a thing that went wrong. Talks that land here are the ones people are still asking about at the bar afterwards.
- Useful on MondayEveryone in the room is building something. The best talks change what somebody does the following week.
- Not a sales pitchSay where you work, of course — but the stage isn’t a demo slot, and a room notices the difference inside a minute.
How it goes
- step one · nowTell us the ideaThe form below — who you are and what you’d talk about. Two minutes. No slides, no bio, no photo.
- step two · if we say yesSend the detailsWe come back to you with a link for the title, the description, a short bio and a photo — everything that goes on the event page. About ten minutes, and only ever after a yes.