Eight peer-led conversations. No slides. No keynotes. Just dealers comparing notes on the questions that actually keep them up at night — the ones too specific for a panel and too important for a hallway chat.
A working dealer moderates and keeps things moving. There's no deck on the screen and no vendor at the front of the room.
Tables run at 9:00, 9:40, and 10:20 AM — thirty-five minutes on, five off. Sit in on the same conversation all three rounds, or switch tables and pick up three different topics. Your call.
Walk out with three or four things you didn't know that morning — the kind of practical specifics other dealers spent years figuring out.
