Are you a dynamic thought leader, a slick MC, a lively innovator, or a major influencer? Check out answers to some of the questions you might have when applying to be one of our speaker rockstars at Money20/20 Europe below.đ
No. Weâre looking for people whoâve not applied for anything so far. If youâve applied for a session, we may still reach out to include you in panels and presentations that youâve not submitted yourself.
The answer above applies again. However, weâd still encourage you to apply as an individual speaker, and we may then select you to take part in a panel/fireside chat or a solo presentation.
If you have creative and inventive ideas to share, then 100% yes! Weâre going to deliver an unforgettable VIP experience for a select few speakers in Amsterdam. What we need in return is your availability to join us for a day in Spring 2023, and time to work with us on delivering exciting new content streams. There is no additional financial cost.
This is not uncommon, but weâd like you to put your best foot forward and choose the option thatâs the best fit. We may still consider you for opportunities that youâve not ticked.
About 50,000 followers. Or a PhD⌠Okay, we realise you might be both. Put yourself forward as an expert if your biggest value-add is in-depth knowledge and subject mastery. List yourself as an influencer if your standout feature is your ability to shape opinions and spread a message.
Generally speaking, no. Money20/20 is a show like no other, so be bold and be ambitious. Your perspective might be exactly whatâs needed to light up the stage.
Donât be! Weâre covering all of the key issues in finance and technology.
Absolutely not. Experience and credentials are valuable, of course, but weâre looking for perspectives and knowledge that will further the biggest conversations in fintech, first and foremost. If you think you donât fit the typical profile of a speaker, that might be an industry problem rather than a you problem. Send in your application!
This yearâs themes include smooth interactions, strategic decisions, unexpected finance, the socio-economic impact, and thinking differently. It is not essential to mention them, but if you do it will let us know that youâve taken the brief into consideration and may help us allocate a session to you.
Make sure to highlight the value that you bring to the stage and evidence this where you can. Clearly outline your credentials, but also your passion, enthusiasm, and why your subject matter means a lot to you. Be clear about who you are, what you do, and why a Money20/20 audience would benefit from hearing your voice. That last point is essential. If you can produce a compelling reason why an audience would benefit from your input, youâre on the right track.
Our call for speakers will open on January 16th and close on January 27th, and we will inform you of our decision by March 3rd. Please make sure that your submission reaches us in time, as there are no deadline extensions.