Xpanse Connect

Xpanse Connect: roundtables for senior executives

Xpanse Connect presents itself as a client-focused corporate event organizer, specialized in bringing together high-level executives to connect and discuss ideas in greater depth. Its approach is built around invitation-only roundtables, both virtual and in-person, where honest challenge of perspectives is encouraged and relationships are built that extend beyond the event itself.

Roundtable format

The company structures its meetings in two formats: virtual roundtables and in-person events. Each session is organized around real challenges facing leaders today, allowing obstacles to be surfaced, experiences compared, and practical solutions found through peer-to-peer discussion. The firm emphasizes that attendees are carefully qualified so that every conversation is relevant and practical, and that the way roundtables work is communicated transparently to both partners and participants, with no hidden agendas or inflated claims.

Activity and reach

Since 2024, Xpanse Connect states it has prioritized relevance and quality over volume. According to the data it publishes, it has held more than 250 roundtables, attended by more than 2,000 decision-makers, and notes that 91% of contacts lead to one-to-one meetings with partners. The company operates with an invitation-only approach and pre-selection of participants.

Topics covered

The testimonials on its site mention meetings on pricing strategies and customer experience, adaptive pricing models, data security and resilience, data governance, supply chain resilience in contexts of geopolitical uncertainty, trade compliance, embedding artificial intelligence into workflows, customer operations transformation, and legal leadership, among other subjects. These sessions have included executives from diverse sectors, which, according to attendees, brings an outside perspective to common problems.

Participant profile

Among the attendees cited are leaders from areas such as tax, product, data management, governance, revenue operations, supply chain, risk, legal counsel, compliance, customer success, automation, and artificial intelligence. They come from organizations such as Barclays, Workday, Salesforce, Paychex, Infineum, Wells Fargo, Eaton, Bristol Myers Squibb, Lyft, BAE Systems, Jaguar Land Rover, ABB, Lucid Motors, The University of Manchester, Fiserv, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Next, Trimet, Electrical Consultants, Inc., Farm Credit Services of America, Foundever, and Palo Alto Networks, according to the testimonials and logos shown.

Attendee feedback

The published comments highlight the organization and preparation of the meetings, the careful selection of participants, the moderation of the sessions, and the value of comparing experiences with professionals from other industries. Several attendees mention that the virtual format eliminates the need to travel and that exchanging contacts makes it easy to stay in touch after the roundtable. The company collects these opinions as evidence of the value it places on the relevance and quality of its events.