NETWORK AT PHAROS
Conversations That Continue
Start with a shared question, reconnect over lunch and take the next step together.
THE PHAROS DIFFERENCE
Meet. Reconnect. Take it further.
Your conference venue, accommodations and social spaces travel together. You can return to a question after a session, compare perspectives over lunch and pick up the conversation the next day.
HOW CONNECTIONS DEVELOP
A conversation has somewhere to go.
1. In the session
A shared topic gives you a useful starting point. Listen for a question or perspective connected to your work.
2. Over lunch
Continue with a smaller group. Share context, compare experiences and learn what others are working toward.
3. The next day
Reconnect on board or during time in The Bahamas. Explore whether there is a reason to work together.
4. After the voyage
Exchange details by agreement and leave with a specific next step, such as a follow-up call or shared resource.
WAYS TO CONNECT
More ways to find common ground.
Networking at Pharos extends across sessions, shared meals, open decks and time in The Bahamas. A shared interest starts the conversation; time together helps you understand the person behind it.
Find a shared topic
Start with the question you are working on: payments, product adoption, infrastructure, tokenization or partnerships. Ask what others have tried and where they see the next opportunity.
Make meals part of the conversation
Use breakfast or lunch to reconnect after a session. Smaller conversations give you room to share context, compare experiences and make introductions naturally.
Continue on deck
The ship’s lounges, promenade and open decks give you places to talk beyond a session room. Invite someone to continue a useful discussion in a setting that works for both of you.
Connect during time ashore
Ocean Cay and Nassau offer a change of pace and time to get to know people beyond their job titles. Agree on plans together and keep port arrival and departure times in mind.
Bring the right introduction
Founders, operators, institutions, investors and developers bring different perspectives. Explain who you would like to meet, offer a relevant introduction and ask before sharing anyone’s contact details.
Leave with a next step
Choose one useful follow-up: a call, product demo, technical discussion or shared resource. Exchange details by agreement and follow through while the conversation is fresh.
