Here’s why SCULPT is worth flying in for if you live and breathe outbound/GTM.
On September 17, 2025 in San Francisco, Clay is hosting a one-day, hands-on GTM conference built for operators, RevOps, growth, and sales teams. It’s pitched as a “playground” with no boring panels—expect tactical sessions, live builds, and real connections you can ship on Monday.
What you’ll get in a day:
Actionable AI-driven GTM playbooks and workshops (“we almost called it the AI GTM conference”) designed to turn “what if?” ideas into working workflows.
A who’s-who speaker slate from high-velocity teams—names listed include leaders from Reforge (Brian Balfour), Canva (Jessica Chiew), Vanta (Stevie Case), Cursor (Jordan Topoleski, Roman Ugarte), Anthropic (Adam Wall), OpenAI (Conor Dragomanovich, Scotty Huhn), Clay (Kareem Amin, Ashley Artrip, Jess Bergson, Varun Anand), plus GTM builders like Jordan Crawford, Eric Nowoslawski, and more.
Operator-first programming: breakfast, lunch, closing party, and curated moments to network (they even call out introverts). Doors at 8:30am PT, sessions 9:30–5:00pm, party till 7:00pm.
The logistics:
Venue: 736 Mission St, an architectural landmark downtown—easy to access and set up for an immersive, single-track experience.
All-inclusive ticket: $599 (meals + closing party); group orders available.
Who should attend:
If you’re in RevOps/GTM Ops, demand gen, growth, sales, or run an outbound agency, you’re the target audience; early-career GTM folks may find it less relevant.
Bottom line: SCULPT is optimized for builders who want practical, AI-powered outbound/GTM tactics and peer learning in one intense day—less theory, more shipping. If your pipeline depends on smarter research, enriched targeting, and repeatable workflows, this is likely one of the year’s most concentrated returns on a single travel day.