

Zo for CEOs
Zo for CEOs
You didn't start a company to spend your day switching between eleven tabs. But somewhere along the way, running the business became managing the software that runs the business.
This session is built for the person at the top. Not a tool demo, not a feature tour, but a look at how CEOs and founders use Zo as their operating layer: the place where reporting, communication, planning, and execution actually live. One system that knows your business, works while you're in meetings, and doesn't send you an invoice for every new capability.
We'll cover how to set up executive dashboards and reporting that pull themselves together, how to delegate real work to AI agents that operate inside your business context, and how to cut the tool sprawl that's quietly draining your margins and your team's focus. If your software stack has more headcount than your company, you'll see what life looks like after consolidation.
Joanna, Head of Growth at Zo Computer, will walk through how leaders are actually running their companies on Zo today.
What you'll leave with
How to run your business on Zo, end to end: dashboards, reporting, planning docs, and agents that handle the recurring work without being asked twice
The delegation playbook: what to hand to AI, what to keep, and how to know the difference
A framework for auditing your current stack and cutting what isn't earning its seat
The real cost comparison: your current tool budget vs. one platform that does the work
Answers to "but can it handle ___?" live, from someone who's done it many times
And here's the part you don't want to miss: everyone who shows up leaves with money on the table. Attendees earn AI credits on Zo just for being in the room, with more ways to stack rewards throughout the session. Come ready to leave with a plan, not just notes.
Who this is for?
CEOs, founders, and operators who want their time back. If you're the bottleneck in your own business and your software stack is part of the problem, this session was built for you.
Bring your hardest questions. That's the fun part.