42DM Is Speaking at NY Tech Week 2026 in New York City
New York, April 2026 — I’ll be in New York for NY Tech Week, June 1-7, speaking across two sessions that sit at the center of where our work at 42DM lives: how companies make marketing, sales, and AI operate as a single revenue system rather than three departments that occasionally coordinate.
NY Tech Week is one of the most concentrated gatherings of the US tech ecosystem, drawing founders, operators, and investors for a week of high-signal programming across the city.
Kate Vasylenko on The New CEO Playbook: How to Scale Business with People and AI — June 3, Tribeca
On June 3rd, I’m co-hosting an afternoon session in Tribeca with Ioanna Mantzouridou Onasi, Founder and CEO of Dextego, and Tijana Buric, Founder of Career Alchemist. “The New CEO Playbook: How to Scale Business with People and AI” runs 3:00 to 6:00 PM.
The session is built around a problem I see consistently: sales, marketing, and hiring each optimize for their own metrics while nobody owns the shared revenue outcome. AI accelerates this misalignment. More tools, more outreach, more noise — but pipeline doesn’t move because the system isn’t aligned.
We’ll cover how demand generation strategy should shape hiring decisions, how the sales motion should define what marketing actually measures, and where AI fits as an amplifier of that alignment rather than a substitute for it. The format includes curated mastermind circles so attendees workshop real challenges with peers. No prepared remarks delivered at a passive audience.
42DM at NY Tech Week’s AI Track: Building LLM Products That Survive Production — June 2, Midtown
The day before, I’m participating in “Building LLM-powered Products in Production”—a morning session for founders and technical leaders navigating the distance between a working prototype and a scalable product.
My contribution focuses on the go-to-market side of that transition. Positioning an LLM product for a sophisticated B2B buyer requires a marketing strategy built in parallel with the architecture, not assembled after the fact. Most early-stage teams arrive at production technically ready and commercially underprepared—and that gap is expensive. I’ll cover what AI product launch marketing actually looks like in 2026, alongside the thought leadership infrastructure that builds credibility with buyers who are already skeptical of AI vendor claims.
42DM’s Presence in the US Tech Market
42DM has worked with US-based technology companies since we founded the agency in 2016, with clients including Freshworks, Predibase, Payoneer, and Meibel across New York, California, Illinois, and Washington. Our participation in B2B marketing conferences and events across the US reflects where our clients build their businesses and where the go-to-market conversations that matter are happening.
If you’re attending NY Tech Week, I’d love to connect. Both events are open for registration—links at the bottom of this post.
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