Nathan Latka

I don't want to fly away to New York, right?

And we had hundreds flying from Europe.

So I don't want to lose that traffic.

I mean, have you ever had someone, like, let's say the next event that we were running was, it's March 20th today.

Let's say it was April 15th.

and we've got 110 speakers.

What if two weeks before the live event, we did a virtual three-hour session where each speaker who is coming flying in live shared one slide from their presentation over five minutes, and we just got through 60 speakers in the virtual event two weeks before to promote the in-person one?

Have you seen something like that work well?

I like this idea of doing like a pre-virtual event and then record everything live in person.

And then, you know, we had 112 speakers, but there was probably like 15 that crushed it.

So maybe what we do is we do a post-virtual event with the recordings, but after the recording plays, then the real CEO comes up live.

That would work well?

Interesting.

And who's done it the best?

Is there a case study?

That's really interesting.

They play the recording from the live thing and then they have the speakers come in and do Q&A.

Fascinating.

Can you make a lot of money selling tickets to virtual events?

Very interesting.