November 6, 2025 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

CA Enterprise Roundtable

Learn What’s Working, What’s Next, and Who’s Behind It.
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What to expect

Event Overview

This one-day event in downtown SF has no booths, no panels – just real conversations that uncover real challenges and solutions to dramatically improve your Talent Programs and Partners. We start with breakfast and conclude with happy hour ending promptly at 5pm.

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Who's attending

Confirmed Attendees

The Enterprise Roundtable is a 1:1 event with an equal number of CW Buyers and Providers in a 1:1 ratio thereby ensuring a collaborative vibe. Expect 30+ enterprise buyers and 25+ vetted providers for curated roundtables, case studies, and buyer-led discussions.

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Topics + Takeaways

The Program

This isn’t a lecture. It’s a fast-paced, interactive day of buyer-led roundtables, curated discussions, and strategic networking. Every session is designed to surface real challenges, proven solutions, and future-forward thinking across the extended workforce ecosystem.

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Logistics

Location & Travel

Hosted by Carrie McDowell, CWPM at Lyft in downtown San Francisco. Thx Carrie! Please note: There is no formal hotel block for this event. The Address is 185 Berry St, SF.

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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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