SaaStr's London conference brings founders and investors together for high-quality panels with speakers like Jason, Parker, and Conrad. Attendees praise the networking, informal atmosphere, and memorable touches like popcorn machines and crepe stands that make the event feel less like a typical conference and more like a genuine community gathering.
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Sasta. Sasta.
Saster.
Saster. This is one of the number one conferences on the circuit. The best people are here talking about the things that really matter to them.
Sasters come to Europe, we come to Sasser 100%.
I think that it's pretty rare in our industry that we're able to get together in a less formal, formal fashion. There's just a sense of hunger here that I don't get at other conferences. It was great.
Super exciting group of founders. Really great panels, really great questions, lots of engagements. If you want to be a part of that, you gotta come.
The content's amazing. I feel like you learn a ton every single time. You come from Jason to Parker, Conrad. These are people who have done it at the very highest level. And that's honestly the number one thing that gets me excited about Zastr is all of these smart people in one place and all the connections that it brings. I've come so I can meet amazing founders, entrepreneurs, operators to get like in person relationships and I crave that. And so Sassa is a great opportunity for me.
It's just joyous to genuinely come and spend time to get the energy.
It feels more like you're just at a gathering of friends than at a conference, which is awesome.
It's always great to join the biggest event of the industry.
Sharing the same challenges bombs us really well. And I think the personal relationships we build here are really super powerful as we go through this unforgettable journey in our companies together. It draws in a lot of people from across the pond as well. Right. So it's very, very international.
There's popcorn machines and crepe stands and happy hours and everybody can geek out on B2B SaaS, which is pretty uncommon in my day to day.
Everyone, everyone who comes is going to learn something.