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Forty-seven people came to a conversation expected to draw twenty.

At Telos Alliance, Howard Pearlmutter's custom AI-for-product-development seminar drew developers, product and project leaders, executives, and skeptics.

Different people had different reasons to be there. The encounter gave them a subject they could examine together.

Read the Telos story.

What would make your next room worth joining?

Learning something useful. Meeting a relevant peer. Finding a collaborator, buyer, supplier, or future colleague. Exploring a possibility with people who see another part of it.

telemixer.com connects the people, purpose, and participation that can make a live encounter matter.

Two pairs discuss small optical models while another person brings a green chair into the room.

The design begins before the invitation.

Choose who the room is for, what participants can contribute, and what they should carry afterward.

See how public, private, and deliberately varied occasions open different possibilities.

Howard's convening history includes creative gatherings, SIGGRAPH, environmental leadership, and professional learning across five continents. Organizations have paid him to present to professionals from IBM, Sun Microsystems, Intel, Nokia, NASA Ames, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Barclays.

Begin with whom you want to bring together.