Where Groove Will Be This Fall 2025

This fall, Groove is hitting the road — and the lineup is packed with some of the biggest, boldest events in eCommerce and beyond.  

For me, conferences aren’t just about the sessions (though those are always valuable). The real magic happens in the in-between moments: the hallway conversations, the dinners that go a little too long, or the late-night gatherings where people share their biggest wins — and sometimes their hardest lessons.

That’s why I’m especially looking forward to the events lined up over the next couple of months. Each one offers something unique, whether it’s high-energy networking, deep dives into platforms, or intimate conversations with some of the smartest people in the industry.

If you’re planning to attend any of these, I’d love to connect in person. Here’s where you can find me:

📍 EO Nerve

Atlantic City, NJ – September 9–11
Entrepreneurs from across the region come together for learning, networking, and inspiration. It’s always high-energy and a great way to kick off the fall season.

📍 Shoptober Fest 

Brooklyn, NY – September 16
Shopware brings together partners, developers, and merchants for a day that feels part conference, part festival. It’s an incredible opportunity to hear what’s coming next in the platform while connecting with the community in a unique setting.

📍 Klaviyo K:BOS

Boston, MA – September 24–26
Klaviyo’s annual event is always a highlight. Expect product announcements, case studies, and lots of face time with the teams pushing the platform forward. I’m especially looking forward to conversations around B2B and advanced personalization.

📍 SuiteWorld

Las Vegas, NV – October 6–9
This is NetSuite’s flagship event and a must-attend for anyone working in ERP, commerce, and beyond. It’s where the big announcements are made and where you can connect with both solution partners and forward-thinking brands.

📍 HawkSearch Customer Summit

Charleston, SC – October 8–10
A focused, customer-driven event centered on search and personalization. I love smaller summits like this because they allow for deeper discussions and more intimate networking opportunities.

Let’s Connect

If you’re attending any of these events, let’s make time to connect. Even 15 minutes over coffee (or maybe at a great steakhouse or sushi spot) can spark ideas and conversations that last well beyond the conference. Just send me a note and let me know where you’ll be.

And if you won’t be traveling this fall but still want to “talk shop,” I’d love to connect virtually. After all, the best conversations aren’t about where we are — they’re about who we’re connecting with.