Corporate conference
One company, for its own brand
A free audience
Everyone leaves and the host keeps the branding.
The week ends on a Wednesday. We meet again the following week.
Bloom has met one to three times a week since April. The week is the biggest room it has booked so far, and the community continues after it.
One company, for its own brand
A free audience
Everyone leaves and the host keeps the branding.
Booths, sold by the square metre
Booth-hopping buyers
Everyone leaves with a stack of cards.
Talks produced for coverage
A lecture audience
Everyone leaves and the footage goes up later.
The community that already meets every week
Community members
The same people meet again the following week.
The meeting · boarding procedure
The speaker decides who they sit down with.
Tell us your company, which speaker you want to meet, and what you want out of the conversation.
We pass your brief to them unedited. They choose who they want to sit down with.
If the meeting is confirmed, you are in. If it is not, there is nothing to pay.
What the ticket includes
October 20–21, 2026 · SFACTORY Seongsu
Tickets and the first speaker names are announced together.
BS26 · Boarding not open
Attendance is limited and every application is read. Applications open together with the first speaker names — we announce both at once, so nobody has to decide on an empty programme.
Nothing to pay and nothing to fill in yet.
BS26 · Cabin baggage
One page you can forward to your manager: what the two days cover, who is in the room, and what one trip to San Francisco costs against one ticket. It lands here before applications open.
Written for a weekday absence, so you do not have to argue for it yourself.