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✨ Dev Days is a global, in-person community-led initiative taking place from September 1st - October 31st, 2026. The series brings together developers, enthusiasts, and local tech communities to explore the power of GitHub Copilot through practical, hands-on experiences. Open to all developers, each session runs for approximately 2-3 hours and focuses on real-world workflows, hands-on activities, and workshops centered on GitHub Copilot in the Copilot app and the CLI. Final Agenda: Check-in process might take long, kindly arrive 30 mins prior to the event timings. Registrations - 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM 🎤 Speakers & Topics: 💙 Session: 1 Topic: Build and break the context Layer Speaker: Sangeeth Kumar, Kissflow Session: 2 Topic: Instructions That Survive Across the Pipeline Speaker: Aman Bansal, Co-Founder, Guard0 Session: 3 Topic: Building AI-Native Workflows with GitHub Copilot Agents & MCP Speaker: Geeta Kakrani, AI Consultant | Google Developer Expert Session: 4 Topic: From POC to Production: Building Reliable Al Agentsworld challenges and practical learnings. Speaker: Vilsi Jain, AI Engineer, Google WTM ambassador Code of Conduct We are committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all participants. Please review the event Code of Conduct before attending. 👉 Event Code of Conduct: https://github.com/github/dev-days/blob/main/EVENT_CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md Important: Registration does not guarantee entry Due to limited capacity, final attendance will be confirmed a few days before the event. Strictly no entry without a valid confirmation ticket and QR code. Please do not consider your Luma registration as confirmation of your seat.

You can have a great product and a strong sales team, but selling into high-value accounts requires a different approach. Account-Based Marketing (ABM) brings sales and marketing together around a focused set of accounts, with the goal of creating meaningful engagement and driving revenue from the accounts that matter most. Speaker Navien Ramesh, Head of Growth @ Hyperverge Navien works on growth at Hyperverge, with hands-on experience building and executing growth strategies in B2B environments. In this session, he’ll share practical lessons from his experience with ABM, including what worked, what didn’t, and how to think about ABM as a revenue-driven growth motion. What will you learn? In this session, you’ll build a practical understanding of ABM, from deciding whether it’s right for your business to actually putting the strategy into action: Build & execute an ABM strategy that connects marketing activity directly to revenue. Know when ABM makes sense and what types of businesses and sales motions benefit from it. Identify and prioritise high-value accounts based on potential business impact and long-term value. Understand what makes ABM work and why programmes fail, including timing, alignment, targeting and execution. Explore the tools and playbooks that can help you build and run an ABM motion. Learn from real examples through case studies and lessons from Navien’s experience. Put it into practice with a hands-on activity to start building your own ABM strategy. Who should join? Founders, B2B marketers, GTM leaders, sales professionals, growth teams and anyone responsible for acquiring and growing high-value accounts. Especially if you’re wondering: “Is my business actually ready for ABM?” “Which accounts should we focus on?” “How do I get sales and marketing working together?” “What should an ABM campaign actually look like?” “How do I know if my ABM strategy is working?” About The GTM School This season, The GTM School is hosting a 15–20 event series runni

A researcher behind ChatGPT spent two years building a different kind of AI. Come build with it. GODSPEED is a four-hour build jam around Jev, TypeSafe AI’s newly released model built for fast, structured decisions. Instead of asking an AI model to generate a long answer and then figuring out what to do with it, Jev is designed to make small, specific decisions your software can act on. Give it a situation. Ask it what should happen next. Get back a choice, score or probability. Then build around it. The model launched only a few days ago, so the experiments are still wide open. What can you build? Give a game character an instinct. Build an agent that knows when to stop. Race Jev through Wikipedia. Turn films, ideas or people into a live map of meaning. Build something completely different. There are no fixed problem statements. The goal is simple: Your input → Jev makes a decision → Your software does something We’ll start by understanding the research and getting your first Jev call running. Then you’ll form teams, pick an idea and build the smallest version people can actually use or play with. At the end, everyone demos. Agenda 12:00–12:20 PM — Meet Jev + understand the research 12:20–12:40 PM — Make your first call, find teammates + choose a build 12:40–2:20 PM — Build 2:20–2:35 PM — Break + try other projects 2:35–3:20 PM — Final build sprint 3:20–4:00 PM — Demo time Before you come Read the Jev launch post if you want to understand the idea beforehand. Explore the Jev documentation if you want to get a head start. We’ve also put together the GODSPEED Builder Guide with build ideas, examples and everything you need for the jam. Come solo or bring friends. Bring your laptop, charger, coding environment and curiosity. Godspeed.

Building for India is one thing. Taking your product to the US is a completely different GTM challenge. In this session, we’ll break down what it actually takes for an Indian startup to enter the US market, from understanding whether you’re ready to avoiding the mistakes that can make expansion slower and more expensive. You’ll get practical frameworks, real examples, case studies, and hands-on exercises to help you think through your own India → US GTM strategy. What we’ll cover Are You Ready for the US? - A practical framework to assess your product, ICP, market, and readiness before expanding. 14 Common Mistakes Founders Make - The mistakes that can derail or slow down your US expansion. Real Examples & Case Studies - Learn from companies that have navigated the India → US journey, including what worked, what didn’t, and the lessons along the way. and much more ! Meet the Speaker We’re joined by Anshul Tibrewala, Head of Marketing at Antler India. Anshul brings 12+ years of experience across consumer, SaaS, and tech. He has led marketing, partnerships, and growth at McDonald’s India, AB InBev, and Sportskeeda, and has also worked with agencies on campaigns for brands including Marico, Mondelez, and Pepsi. Before joining Antler, Anshul was the co-founder of Snipe, a gamification products venture, giving him a first-hand, day-zero perspective on building and growing a startup. At Antler, he leads brand, content, partnerships, and community while working closely with founders. Who should attend? Founders, product leaders, growth/GTM professionals, and startup teams thinking about entering or scaling in the US market. Come with your questions, your current GTM challenges, and your startup context. You’ll leave with practical frameworks and a clearer way to think about taking your business from India → US. About The GTM School This season, The GTM School is hosting a 15–20 event series running from the last weekend of August through the first week of October 2026. A

India has long built its global reputation as the world's services engine. The next wave will be designed, engineered, and manufactured in India, for the world. A new generation of Indian companies is moving beyond cost-led manufacturing. They are building differentiated products, owning critical IP, and competing in some of the world’s most demanding markets. This is the decade of Built in India, Engineered for the World. But a breakthrough prototype is only the beginning. The difficult part is turning it into a product that can be manufactured repeatedly, delivered reliably, certified globally, and supported in the field. Yield, quality, supplier depth, talent, capital, and execution become just as important as the underlying technology. For this edition of Tech Tuesdays, we are bringing together deep-tech founders, operators, and builders for a candid conversation about what it takes to build an advanced manufacturing company from India for the world. The conversation A sharp, opinionated offline fireside chat between Jishnu Bhattacharjee, Partner at Nexus Venture Partners, and Effy John, who brings hands-on systems engineering experience from Pixxel and is now building a DeepTech company in stealth. You can expect an honest, practitioner-led discussion about the decisions, trade-offs, and execution challenges involved in building globally competitive physical products from India. What we’ll explore: From prototype to production: What changes when a working prototype must become a repeatable, high-yield product? From supplier to product company: How can Indian companies own product design, critical IP, quality, and the end-customer relationship? Building for the world from day one: What does it take to meet global expectations around certifications, reliability, supply chains, and field support? Owning versus partnering: Which manufacturing capabilities should startups build internally, and where should they rely on external partners? Scaling the factory floor: H

A curated evening for early-stage founders and engineers building with AI, exploring voice, or already creating products in the voice AI space. We’ll kick things off with live demos from the ElevenLabs team, covering the latest advancements in voice AI and how new capabilities are shaping what startups can build. We’ll also hear from founders in the ElevenLabs startup community sharing products they’ve built using voice. After the demos, we’ll open things up for a relaxed mixer with founders, engineers, investors, and the ElevenLabs team. What to expect Live demos and product showcases from ElevenLabs Founder spotlights from teams building with voice A curated group of founders and engineers working across AI Plenty of time to connect, exchange ideas, and meet other builders Who is this for? Early-stage founders and engineers building AI products, experimenting with voice, or already working in the voice AI space. Space is limited, and registrations will be reviewed to keep the gathering focused and valuable for everyone attending. September 30 · Bengaluru Hosted by ElevenLabs × Activate VC.