​Event is fully booked and the waitlist is full.

​Hosted by Caribbean Tech Collective × Deliveroo × Black in Roo

​As consumer tech platforms mature, the challenge is no longer whether to personalise, it’s how to do it at scale, without friction, and in ways that actually move the needle.

​We’re bringing together builders across product, engineering, data, and growth for an evening focused on what personalisation really looks like in practice.

​Panel:
Zania Barnum – Product Design Manager, Meta - 🇯🇲🇻🇨🇺🇸
Richard Cummins – Snr Product Marketing Manager, Spotify - 🇯🇲
Alexander Thomas – Product Manager, Deliveroo - 🇻🇨
Daniel Thomas – Geospatial Data Scientist, Deliveroo - 🇯🇲🇰🇳

​Speaker titles and company affiliations are listed for context only. The session will not cover confidential, proprietary, or non public information.

​What to expect:
🎤 Panel discussion with leaders from global tech platforms
🤝 Intentional networking with guided introductions
🛠 Practical takeaways you can apply immediately
🌴 Caribbean food & music in the CTC space

​What we’ll explore:

• ​Personalisation: moving from recommendations to prediction

• ​How B2C platforms design for scale across product, strategy, and growth

• ​Network effects & product

• ​Operating models that scale with complexity

​Who’ll be in the room:
A curated group of people building in tech, including professionals, engineers, founders, investors, and members of the Caribbean tech community working across:

• ​Product Design & UX

• ​Engineering, Platform & Data

• ​AI / ML

• ​Product Marketing

• ​Operations & Strategy

​If you’re building, scaling, or thinking deeply about personalisation in consumer tech, then this one’s for you!

​About Black in Roo

​Our mission at Black in Roo is to foster empowerment and unity, promote active participation in the community and enhance professional growth for individuals from the African and Caribbean diaspora within Deliveroo.

​About Deliveroo 

​At Deliveroo, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) are voluntary, employee-led communities formed around shared characteristics, identities, or life experiences. Supported by the DE&I team, they serve as a critical amplifier of our culture, fostering belonging, engagement and connection for our diverse workforce.

​About Caribbean Tech Collective
Launched in July 2025, CTC connects founders, engineers, and investors from the Caribbean and its global diaspora, creating high-signal spaces for people building at the intersection of tech.

​Disclaimer

​​​Photos and videos will be taken at this event for marketing and social media. By attending, you consent to being captured. Please let us know if you do not want us to be.