Open sessions

Five upcoming events. None of them are sales pitches.

Clinics, roundtables, and a studio day. Capped seats by design — when they fill, they fill, and we do not over-book "for atmosphere".

May 22, 2026

In-person · 60 minutes

Open clinic: Audience mapping for Q2 programs

Seoul · with Soyeon Park

A working clinic, not a talk. Bring your current invite list (anonymised). We will rebuild a single segmentation slice with you and let you keep the worksheet. Limited to 18 seats so we can actually look at each list.

June 14, 2026

In-person + livestream · 90 minutes

Roundtable: post-event attribution that survives the CFO

Yeongdong · with Sejin Noh and Hyunwoo Lee

A senior-only conversation about defending event attribution in a finance review. Format is roundtable; we facilitate but the content comes from the room. Sign-up requires a one-line description of your current model.

July 03, 2026

Virtual · 75 minutes

Webinar: 14-day cadence design without spam

Online (Asia-Pacific timezone) · with Eunbi Kang

A condensed walkthrough of the cadence map we use in the 14-day lab. Open seats, light Q&A. We will share the cadence template after the session.

August 09, 2026

In-person · full day

Field workshop day: hybrid stage choreography

Seoul (Mapo-gu studio) · with Taejun Seo with one guest AV producer

A working studio day with a real camera, real talent, and a real run-of-show. We rehearse one 45-minute hybrid block and debrief. Capped at 16 participants because the studio holds 16 chairs.

September 27, 2026

In-person · evening · 120 minutes

Cohort showcase: Track Architecture alumni

Yeongdong (HQ) · with Jihye Moon and three alumni programmers

Three past cohort members present the tracks they architected after the masterclass — what worked, what they would change, and the artefact they shipped. Open to alumni and prospective participants.

Quarterly note

We send one short email per quarter listing the next clinics.

No marketing copy. The note also includes one anonymised cohort artefact and one diagnostic question we are asking ourselves.

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