Beyond Titles Breakfast, London
Beyond Titles: An intimate breakfast on building a rich career and life
Few of the most interesting people we know do just one thing anymore. Increasingly, leaders are choosing to live and work beyond a single lane—weaving executive roles with advising, backing founders, going fractional, launching new ventures, or shaping deliberate portfolio lives.
Working this way is deeply rewarding, and at times, uncharted. It doesn’t thrive on traditional networking, but on real community: trusted peers, honest sounding boards, and friendships that hold space when things get complex.
We’re gathering a small, invite-only group of people we deeply admire—not just for what they’ve built, but for how they move through the world. Leave the polished success stories at the door. This morning is for celebrating life in progress: the practices keeping you grounded, the models you’re experimenting with, and the questions you’re still sitting with.
Come for good food, generous conversation, and a few more thoughtful people in your corner.
Agenda
9–11am | Breakfast, coffee, tea & open, unhurried conversation
RSVP & Approval
Space is limited and attendance is subject to approval. Please request to join. Confirmed guests will receive the event address and arrival details. Food and drinks will be provided.
Your Hosts
Alice Katter is a community and network builder who creates spaces, content and shared experiences that help people reimagine how they work and live. She founded Out of Office Network, a platform for ambitious people building rich careers and lives on their own terms, and wrote Reimagining the Nature of Work. She also partners with companies shaping the future of work and life, including Liftoff, Dropbox Design, Adobe Design, Working Not Working and the kyu Collective.
Victoria Stoyanova is an ecosystem builder who curates little rooms at the intersection of technology and culture. She believes in a world where people find their people. Formerly of Google and Meta, she hosted CreativeMornings London for 12 years and now runs A Little Room, a series exploring AI culture and embodied human experience.