The New Executive Playbook

It's going to be a loud week. We're doing something quieter. 🤫

An evening hosted by Mission, Omya, Just Us & The Aspen Institute.

AI is quickly making intelligence, information, and execution more accessible. So we're interested in what becomes more valuable next: intuition, creativity, energy, empathy, connection — the deeply human things technology can't replicate.

We're bringing together 50 founders, executives, investors, and interesting humans for an intimate evening at a private downtown residence to explore those things — and the role they play in creating companies, ideas, and impact that actually endure.

What to expect:

5:30 — Arrive & Unplug Phones away at the door. Drinks, bites, and time to meet the people in the room. Please arrive no later than 6:00 — doors close after that and we start together.

6:00 — Introduction Learn about the night. Engage as one room. Then you'll find the small group you're spending the evening with.

6:30 — Guided Mezcal Tasting A beautifully curated flight of mezcals designed to take you on an internal adventure. Non-alcoholic option available.

7:00 — Facilitated Discussion & Aspen Institute Socratic Dialogue Engage further with your group exploring principals of great leadership and creating global change. You will be unpacking a central reading together.

8:00 — Closing Hear from:

• Stephanie Postles - Mission Founder & Omya President
• John Deasy - Former Bezos Family Foundation President and Aspen Institute Board Member
• Ashley D. Bell - Former White House Policy Lead, Founder & CEO of Redemption Bank, and Co-Founder of The Martin Luther King & Coretta Scott King Global Laureate Program

Into the Evening — Mingle & Connect Top off drinks, grab a snack, relax and spend the rest of the evening getting to connect with more of the room.

There are parts of the evening we intentionally won’t share. Prepare to be surprised and delighted. ✨

Come curious. Meet someone you wouldn’t have met at another Tech Week…

Part of San Francisco Tech Week. RSVP on tech-week.com.