Nashville, April 26–27
An invitation-only event bringing together investors, founders, innovators, and executives who are building the new architecture of work
Two days in Music City. One for investors, one for the executives running the platforms where work happens.
Two days on the new architecture of work
Investor Day
Day 1 · Monday, April 26Executive Day
Day 2 · Tuesday, April 27The full program and session speakers will be published in early 2027.
The Four Seasons sits one block from Broadway. Most of what follows is a short walk from the hotel.
Music City, between sessions
A city built on songwriters and small rooms, where a new idea gets played for strangers on a Tuesday night. A fitting place to talk about how work gets made.
Ryman Auditorium
Built as the Union Gospel Tabernacle and later home to the Grand Ole Opry. Still one of the best rooms in America to hear music.
The honky-tonks
Neon, open doors and live bands from late morning to late night, one block north of the hotel.
Pedestrian bridge
The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge crosses the river to East Nashville, with the clearest view back at the skyline.
The Parthenon
A full-scale replica built for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, the reason Nashville is called the Athens of the South.
Rooms are held at a group rate for Summit guests. Booking details will be shared with invitations.
Four Seasons Hotel Nashville
A 40-story tower in SoBro on the bank of the Cumberland River, one block from Broadway's entertainment district. The hotel holds 235 rooms and suites, the Bacco Italian restaurant, Rivière Rooftop, a spa and pool terrace, and a collection of original art by local, regional and national artists.
100 Demonbreun StreetNashville, TN 37201
Founders, investors and the executives who run the largest platforms in work technology.
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