Get ready for an exciting event as the TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 approaches, scheduled for October 27-29 at Moscone West in San Francisco. This year, the spotlight will be on the Builders Stage, where pivotal discussions will take place, including the challenges of continuous innovation in a rapidly changing environment.
The founder and CEO of a leading global logistics platform, Ryan Petersen, has a wealth of experience in navigating change. Since establishing his company in 2013, he has facilitated the movement of over $175 billion worth of goods for more than 10,000 businesses worldwide. With a remarkable $2.3 billion raised, he has transformed the landscape of supply chain management, particularly in an era marked by unpredictability.
Petersen’s expertise extends beyond logistics; he has been an outspoken advocate on various issues, including trade policies and the impact of artificial intelligence. Notably, he took a brief hiatus from his CEO position in 2022, only to return less than a year later to guide the company through turbulent times, demonstrating exceptional resilience and leadership. Entrepreneurs should take note of his approach to overcoming challenges with clarity and determination.
During his session, Petersen will share invaluable insights drawn from his direct experiences in leading a company through market fluctuations, adjusting strategies under pressure, and managing the complexities that arise from global policies, economic trends, and technological advancements. Attendees can expect to learn how to maintain focus amidst market chaos and the importance of balancing long-term vision with immediate challenges.
Join us for this enlightening session at the Builders Stage from October 27-29 at Moscone West in San Francisco, celebrating the 20th anniversary of TechCrunch Disrupt. Stay tuned for the final session schedule and secure your spot now to benefit from early pricing, offering discounts of up to $675 before prices increase. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to register and ensure your ticket at a reduced rate.