A candlelit executive dinner — a long, elegantly set table in a private dining room, awaiting senior leaders

AI in the Wild

Executive Peer Exchange Dinner

LONDON, UK | NOVEMBER 03,2026 | 6:30 PM GMT

An invite-only dinner series where contact center and CX leaders come together for candid conversations about how AI is changing their work and workforce — in real time, over a thoughtfully curated table.

Invite-OnlyPeer-LevelNo Sales PitchesCurated Tables

The Conversation

Beyond the AI Hype.
Into the Real Work.

This is a confidential-feeling, peer-level environment — not a conference floor and not a vendor briefing. Leaders come prepared to speak plainly about how AI is actually being applied inside their organizations: what's working, what's stalling, and what they'd never put in a slide deck.

Attendees gathered at an AI in the Wild executive peer exchange dinner

A table set for conversation

01

Work Redesign

How AI is quietly redrawing roles, tasks, and the very shape of the work itself — and what leaders should be rethinking before the next reorg.

02

Capacity Illusions

When AI promises headroom that never materializes on the floor. Separating genuine capacity gains from the metrics that only look better.

03

Visibility Gap

The blind spots that open up between what AI is doing and what leadership can actually see — and how peers are closing them.

Who It's For

Built for Leaders Navigating AI in the Real World

Senior CX and operations leaders — Senior Manager level and above — at companies actively exploring or implementing AI in the contact center and the broader workforce. If you're making the calls, you belong at this table.

Senior CX & OperationsContact Center LeadershipWFM LeadershipSenior Manager+

Overwhelmed by noise

Drowning in AI and workforce vendor claims, with no clear signal on what actually moves the needle.

No peers to benchmark

Lacking a trusted circle of peers to compare what's genuinely working — and what isn't — in comparable organizations.

Evaluating AI in hybrid work

Working through where AI fits inside a hybrid workforce strategy, without a playbook or a safe place to ask.

Time-poor, but willing

Too busy for webinars and product demos, but willing to make time for a curated dinner with the right peers.

What You'll Gain

A Different Kind of Executive Conversation

Not a panel to sit through. Not a deck to endure. A genuine exchange between people facing the same decisions you are — designed to leave you with something usable.

01

Benchmark real practices

Compare what's genuinely working in a peer-level, no-pitch environment — not a demo theatre.

02

Direct exposure, no sales

Gain direct exposure to Solid Rock Consulting's expertise and perspective without a sales conversation.

03

Warm professional relationships

Build relationships that surface future WFM needs naturally, over time — never on a clock.

04

An early look at AI in WFM

Get an early view of how leading organizations are applying AI inside workforce management today.

Why This Dinner Is Different

The room is the value.

Most AI events sell a future. This one trades in the present — the honest, unglamorous reality of what happens after the pilot. No vendor marketing, no product demos, no borrowed predictions. Just leaders who have the same problems you do, talking through them like peers.

You leave with perspectives you can't get from a webinar and contacts worth keeping.

This Dinner
Typical Event
  • Candid peer exchange
    Vendor pitches and booths
  • Practical insights you can use Monday
    Product demos and feature tours
  • Real-world experiences from the floor
    Generic AI predictions and futures slides
  • A curated table of senior peers
    Open registration and crowded rooms

Invitation

Join the Conversation
That Matters.

Connect with fellow CX and operations leaders to share perspectives, compare experiences, and explore how AI is reshaping the workforce — over a curated dinner, not a demo.

Request is reviewed before a seat is offered
Invite-only — curated tables of senior peers
No sales conversation, before or after

Request an Invitation

Invite-Only

Invitation requests are reviewed; submitting does not guarantee admission.