Closed-door roundtables for 12 to 15 senior decision-makers, hosted with a single partner and run under the Chatham House Rule. Direct access to the people who sign, and a pipeline built from real conversations.
A private, invitation-only roundtable for 12 to 14 technology and data leaders from Nigeria’s commercial banks, merchant banks and major payment institutions, held under the Chatham House Rule.
A closed-door conversation for 12 to 15 senior executives, built around the decisions they are actively working through.
No stage. No slides. One table, one topic. The people who actually sign the contracts, not the ones who recommend them upward.
That is deliberate. Summits are built for reach. Roundtables are built for depth. In consultative sales, trust is the bottleneck, and it is built in conversation. Three hours in the right room often outperforms months of conferences.
Every session runs under the Chatham House Rule: nothing is attributed by name, but everything said is usable. The room is tightly curated, so the conversation stays candid and to the point.
“Fantastic event with C-level attendance from the top banks in the region. We got some good follow-up conversations after the event, and I think this format is perfect for some of our other markets.”
A two-hour session over breakfast, finishing by 10am. The lowest friction for senior executives, with high conversion on invitations because it does not eat into the working day.
A three-hour midday session with a working lunch. Enough time for a proper discussion, with unstructured conversation on either side of it.
A three-hour evening session in a private dining room at a high-end venue. The format that produces the most candid conversation: people relax, the pitches drop and the real conversation starts.
12 to 15 pre-verified senior decision-makers from your target account list. Roles verified before invitation. You approve every name.
Private dining space at a high-end venue in the chosen city. Meal and beverages for up to 18.
Central topic, three discussion points and a session abstract, co-written with you in the weeks before the event.
An independent facilitator, a senior industry figure or journalist. Named moderators available on request.
Two seats for your team at the table, and a five-minute opening provocation by your lead to frame the discussion.
A live invitation dashboard. Every name we have approached, accepted and declined, in real time.
Production, logistics, venue coordination and guest concierge handled end to end by our local team.
Attendee contacts and an Insight Memo within 10 working days. Warm introductions to attendees open to follow-up.
You approve every name before an invitation goes out. Your target accounts drive the list: named accounts first, look-alikes second.
We co-develop the topic and discussion points with you. The conversation is shaped around the decisions your buyers are actively weighing, not a generic industry theme.
An independent facilitator runs the discussion. Your team has two seats at the table as peers, not presenters. No panels, no pitches, no decks.
Nothing is attributed by name, so people speak openly. The conversation you hear is the real one, not the polished version they give at conferences.
A written Insight Memo within 10 working days. Attendee contacts. Warm introductions to those open to follow-up.
Four stages across roughly ten weeks. You are involved at three moments: the kick-off call, the guest list sign-off and the event itself. We handle everything between and around them.
Define the topic, the discussion points and the profile of the room.
Identify, verify and secure the right twelve to fifteen people. You sign off on every name.
Run the roundtable. Your two seats, our moderator, Chatham House Rule.
Deliver the Insight Memo, attendee contacts and warm introductions.
The 2026 partner brochure sets out the three formats, what is included in a PeerRoom partnership, the ten-week delivery workflow and how partners are involved from brief to follow-up. Tell us who you are and we will take you straight to the download.