Purple Metrics apresenta: Coffee & Bench Sessions com Stephanie Goes (Liv Up) @São Paulo
- Date
- 2025-11-13
- Location
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
- Host
- Purple Metrics
About this event
Some of the best professional conversations happen before the formal meeting starts: over coffee, in a smaller circle, with enough time to ask real questions. Purple Metrics apresenta: Coffee & Bench Sessions com Stephanie Goes (Liv Up) is built around exactly that kind of exchange, bringing people together in São Paulo for a focused morning of community, networking, and practical perspective. If you care about how strong brands, teams, and growth decisions are shaped in the real world, this is the kind of event that rewards showing up in person. It combines the openness of a coffee meetup with the substance of a bench session, creating space for discussion that feels useful, direct, and grounded. About the Event This event is an in-person gathering hosted by Purple Metrics in São Paulo, designed to connect people around thoughtful conversation and professional exchange. The format suggests something more intentional than casual networking and more conversational than a traditional stage-only talk: a session where people can listen, reflect, and engage around lived experience. With Stephanie Goes, from Liv Up, at the center of the session, attendees can expect a discussion that feels close to the work itself rather than abstract. The event title signals a blend of hospitality and substance: coffee as the setting, and bench sessions as the framework for shared learning, perspective, and discussion. Because this is a morning event, it naturally sets the tone for a productive day. Instead of asking you to carve out late-night energy or weekend time, it offers a smart, early space to meet peers, hear a relevant point of view, and leave with clearer thinking. It also sits comfortably at the intersection of community, networking, and meetup culture. That matters: the value here is not just in hearing one person speak, but in being in the room with others who care enough to start their day in conversation. What to Expect You can expect a format that is likely compact, social, and discussion-friendly. Rather than an overloaded agenda, this kind of session usually works best when it gives enough structure to guide the conversation while leaving room for human interaction. A typical attendee experience may include: Welcome and arrival over coffee, with time to settle in and meet other attendees naturally A featured session or conversation with Stephanie Goes, offering perspective informed by hands-on experience Moments for questions, reactions, or dialogue, whether in the main session or in smaller side conversations Informal networking before and after, when many of the most useful follow-up conversations happen The "Coffee & Bench Sessions" framing also suggests a room where participation is encouraged, even if you're not the first person to raise your hand. You do not need to come prepared with a polished pitch or a rehearsed point of view. Showing up curious, attentive, and ready to talk with others is enough. Because the event is in person, expect a different quality of interaction than you would get online. It is easier to read the room, ask a quick follow-up, continue a conversation after the session, and make connections that feel more memorable because they happened face to face. Why Attend This event is valuable if you want more than surface-level networking. The combination of a focused guest, a local in-person setting, and a morning coffee format makes it a strong fit for people who want conversations that are both approachable and relevant. You may leave with: Fresh perspective from someone working inside a recognized company context Better questions about your own work, decisions, or growth path New connections with people in São Paulo who share overlapping interests A more grounded sense of community than you get from purely digital spaces There is also practical value in the format itself. Smaller, more intimate sessions often make it easier to connect ideas to your own day-to-day work. Instead of being one of many in a crowded program, you have a better chance of actually engaging with what you hear and with the people around you. If you regularly attend events but rarely leave with conversations you want to continue, this one stands out for a different reason: it is built around the kind of setting where meaningful exchanges can actually happen. Coffee lowers the barrier. A clearly framed session adds substance. The combination is simple, but effective. Practical Details Location: In person in São Paulo, Brazil. This is a physical event, so plan to attend on-site and give yourself enough time to arrive comfortably, check in, and settle before the session begins. Date and time: Thursday, November 13 at 9:00 AM GMT-3. Since it starts in the morning, arriving a few minutes early is the best way to make the most of the coffee and the first networking conversations. A few useful planning notes: This is a strong fit for attendees based in or passing through São Paulo The event format is especially well suited to people who prefer in-person conversation over large-scale conference environments The tone is likely to be professional but relaxed, so come ready for thoughtful discussion rather than rigid formality If networking matters to you, protect a bit of time before and after the main session rather than rushing in and out If you're looking for a smart way to start your Thursday with relevant conversation, strong local energy, and the chance to meet people beyond your usual circle, this event makes a clear case for being there in person.
Who should attend
This morning session is for people who want substance, not just a crowded room and a coffee cup. - You should come if you **work in marketing, growth, product, brand, or strategy** and want to hear perspectives that connect more closely to real operating decisions. - You’ll get a lot from this if you **value in-person conversations** and prefer a thoughtful meetup format over a highly scripted conference agenda. - This is a strong fit if you’re the kind of person who **learns through dialogue**: listening to how others think, asking follow-up questions, and comparing notes with peers. - You’ll likely feel at home here if you’re **building your network in São Paulo** and want to meet people through a more focused, relevant setting. - Come if you’re **curious about how people inside growing companies think and work**, and you want that perspective in a room where discussion feels accessible. - It’s also a good choice if you’re simply looking for a **better caliber of morning event**: one where you can leave with new contacts, sharper ideas, and a clearer sense of what matters in your own work.