ENTERPRISE ROUNDTABLE SERIES

A Conversation Between Buyers.

Nothing More.

No pitches. No panels. Just enterprise contingent workforce leaders sharing what’s actually working—and what isn’t.

“This wasn’t an event — it was a working session with peers who actually own global contingent workforce programs. Buyers led the conversation, partners listened, and the dialogue stayed grounded in real-world execution. I left with clearer language for internal stakeholders and several changes I’m already acting on. If you value candid, senior-level exchange without being sold to, this format delivers.”

— Global Head of Procurement & Contingent Workforce, Fortune 500 Company

Who This Is For

This isn’t an open event. It’s a curated gathering of practitioners who carry real responsibility.

CW Program Owners

Leaders managing enterprise-scale contingent workforce programs with direct accountability for outcomes.

Enterprise Buyers

Decision-makers at organizations with significant spend in temporary labor, SOW, and services procurement.

Strategic Leaders

Executives shaping the future of workforce strategy, seeking peer perspectives—not vendor solutions.

How the Day Works​

A full day, purpose-built for meaningful exchange. Five sessions. Zero filler.

9:30 AM
Arrival & Executive Check-In

Purpose-driven arrival with coffee, light fare, and early peer connections. Meet fellow program leaders and solution partners in a relaxed setting before the day begins.

10:00 AM
Program Owners – Unfiltered

A whole-group, rapid-fire exchange where enterprise buyers ground the day in real program realities — operating models, priorities, friction points, and partner expectations. This shared truth anchors every dialogue that follows.

10:45 AM
Roundtable 1: How CW Programs Are Really Structured (and Where They’re Breaking)

A facilitated dialogue exploring how contingent workforce programs operate in practice — across ownership models, governance, and execution — and where gaps quietly undermine results.

11:30 AM
Roundtable 2: Talent Access, Quality & Speed — Expectations vs Reality

A buyer-led conversation unpacking the tradeoffs between speed, quality, and consistency — and where expectations between buyers and partners most often diverge.

12:15 PM
Working Lunch

Curated conversation continues. No keynotes, no slides—just peers at the table.

1:30 PM
Roundtable 3: Supplier Performance & Accountability — Defining What “Good” Looks Like

A focused dialogue clarifying the standards, behaviors, and signals buyers actually use to assess partners — and what earns long-term trust versus replacement.

2:15 PM
Roundtable 4: What’s Changing in 2026 — Buyer Priorities Moving Forward

A forward-looking discussion on what buyers are deprioritizing, what’s becoming non-negotiable, and where partners need to adapt now — not later.

3:00 PM
What We Heard: Buyer Signals & Market Takeaways

A brief, facilitated synthesis highlighting the patterns, tensions, and priorities that surfaced throughout the day — so buyers leave with clarity, shared language, and a sharper sense of what matters next.

3:15-4:00 PM
Hosted Happy Hour

An informal close to continue conversations sparked during the day. No agenda, no selling — just time to connect with peers and partners in a relaxed setting before heading out. Program officially ends at 4:00 PM.

Participating Solution Partners

Partners participate under strict, buyer-first, no-pitch dialogue guardrails.

Upcoming Enterprise Roundtables​

Tue, Mar 24

Boston, MA

Wed, Mar 25

Philadelphia, PA

Thu, Mar 26

New York, NY

Tue, Apr 21

Dallas, TX

Wed, Apr 22

Houston, TX

Thu, Apr 23

Austin, TX

Thu, May 7

Seattle, WA

Tue, Jun 9

Charlotte, NC

Wed, Jun 10

Nashville, TN

Thu, Jun 11

Atlanta, GA

Tue, Aug 18

Toronto, Canada

Wed, Aug 19

Chicago, IL

Thu, Aug 20

Washington, DC

Tue, Oct 6

Pittsburgh, PA

Wed, Oct 7

Indianapolis, IN

Thu, Oct 8

St. Louis, MO

Tue, Nov 17

LA/San Diego, CA

Wed, Nov 18

Phoenix, AZ

Thu, Nov 19

San Francisco,CA

Member Voices

Trusted by Industry Leaders

What this is (and what is isn't)

Why This is Different

You’ve been to enough conferences. You know what doesn’t work. This is the opposite.

Not This

  • Vendor Presentations
  • Sponsored content
  • Panels with prepared talking points
  • Networking with an agenda
  • Marketing disguised as insight

This Instead

  • Buyer-driven dialogue
  • Candid peer exchange
  • Real problems, real solutions
  • Confidential, off-the-record
  • Your agenda, your priorities

Ready to Join the Conversation?

We respect your time, your intelligence, and your experience. This is a room you’ll want to be in.

19 cities | 1 day jam-packed dialogues | 1:1 ratio of buyers to providers

 

Are you a solution provider interested in participating?

Solution providers participate by invitation.

Enterprise

Check us out with no obligation. Listen to leaders in the industry live and unplugged every day for free. Maybe you’ll decide to move up to Contributor after a few weeks. Thanks for being a part of ClubVMSA!

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Enterprise

If you run a Contingent Workforce Program at a Fortune 1000 Company, your membership is on us!  Gain Buyer Insights; join a Mastermind pod and attend our virtual conferences to build your own network and continuously improve your global talent programs. Thanks for being a part of ClubVMSA!

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