After ten years, TNW Conference has a new home

2018-10-18 18:05

Written by Wytze de Haan, Director of Events For our 14th edition, TNW Conference is moving to a new location! But before I tell you where we’re going, I’d like to share where we’ve been. I’ve worked at TNW for almost seven years now, which makes me a very “odd” millennial.

Our generation is known for switching companies every six months, and I often get asked why I’ve stayed at TNW for so long. The answer is simple: the challenge. When I started working on TNW Conference in 2011, we had 800 people that showed up in one venue to…

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