The Presentation Summit has always been more than just a conference—it’s a gathering of ideas, insights, and the people brave enough to share them. And in 2025, we’re doubling down

So Not the Plan After 23 straight years of showing up, building community, and providing people a reason to give a damn, the Presentation Summit has chosen to go virtual-only

I led a webinar recently, and while it is always my aim to stimulate and inspire audience members, what struck me the most this time was what I learned from all of them.

The announcement of Temple Grandin’s appearance at the conference has been met with tremendously positive response. Dr. Grandin’s work is groundbreaking, as is her NYT best-selling work “Visual Thinking: The hidden gifts of people who think in pictures, patterns, and abstractions.”

If you were to look up epiphany at Dictionary.com, it should include the footnote “See Season No. 20 of the Presentation Summit.” In our 20-year history, no event has been more eye-opening than the four days in October over which we staged our hybrid conference.