Where the Puck is Now
Amsterdam | April 30, 2026 | Hosted at Miro
Agentic AI Building Session
A member-driven, closed-door working session with a small group and a curated set of Europe's leading AI companies. The goal is to collaboratively build agentic AI systems using real tools and workflows — not demos. Founders and CEOs participate as working contributors, not presenters.
New capabilities are emerging almost weekly, and the real questions are: what is actually usable now, what design patterns are beginning to matter, and how do you get to scale? This working session is designed for senior enterprise technology leaders who want a sharper, more practical understanding of how agentic AI is evolving and implications for enterprise architecture, operating models, and execution.
The value of the session is threefold through through direct exposure, shared building, and peer exchange. First, members engage directly with a curated set of founders and peers building at the frontier of agentic AI in Europe. Second, they will work side by side with peers in a practical build environment to experience how these capabilities come together in a real enterprise-style workflow. Third, members will leave with a much clearer view of where the puck is now: what is possible, what is mature, and what deserves executive attention next.
What to expect
This is a deliberately a curated working session, not a sales event. No pitch decks. No extended product demos. Founders and executives are participating as builders and teachers inside a shared experience as peers, operators, and design partners.
Founder-led perspective: the art of the possible
The morning will begin with a tightly curated session featuring founders at the leading edge of agentic AI. The emphasis will not be on company presentations, but on the emerging patterns, capabilities, and implementation lessons that matter most to enterprise leaders right now.
The build session: learning by doing
The core of the meeting is a hands-on workshop in which participants will work through a practical enterprise workflow and see how multiple agentic components including orchestration, interfaces, voice, knowledge layers, workflow logic, and governance, can be orchestrated into something tangible. The objective is not to produce a polished production system - but to make the architecture, tradeoffs, and design choices visible through doing.
Peer exchange over lunch and breakouts
Lunch and smaller-group conversations will create space to compare notes with peers, pressure-test assumptions, and discuss where these approaches may have near-term relevance inside large enterprises.
Agenda
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Curated founder dialogue and hands-on build session
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM | Lunch, networking, and focused breakouts
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM | Optional continued discussion and follow-on peer exchange
Executive Technology Board (c)