Statsig's Annual Conference: Sigsum
- Date
- 2025-09-25
- Location
- San Francisco, CA, USA
- Host
- Statsig Event Calendar
About this event
Statsig’s Annual Conference: Sigsum brings the company’s community together in one room for a full day of conversation, connection, and practical insight. If you care about how teams learn, build, and make better product decisions, this is the kind of event where the right discussions happen both on stage and between sessions. About the Event Sigsum is Statsig’s annual conference, designed as an in-person gathering for people who want to spend a day immersed in ideas, workflows, and real conversations with others in the community. It sits at the intersection of meetup, conference, and networking event, which means you can expect both structured programming and plenty of opportunities to talk directly with peers. Rather than being just a social mixer or just a lecture series, the event is positioned to do both jobs well. You’ll have the energy of a larger conference setting, with the accessibility and relevance of a community-focused event in San Francisco. Because this is an in-person event, the value is not only in the formal content but also in the shared context of being in the room with people who care about similar problems. It is a chance to step out of day-to-day execution and compare notes with others who are doing thoughtful work. What to Expect Expect a conference-style day that starts in the morning and gives you time to settle in, meet people, and move between sessions and conversations. With a 9:00 AM PDT start on Thursday, September 25, the event is set up for a full, focused day rather than a quick after-hours meetup. You can reasonably expect a mix of elements such as: Main-stage or featured sessions that frame the day’s big ideas Community conversations with other attendees working through similar challenges Networking time before, between, and after programming Informal discussions that often become the most useful part of the day The strongest events in this format create multiple ways to participate, and that matters. Some attendees come for the content first and use breaks to meet people. Others come for the community and use sessions as a way to sharpen their thinking. Sigsum is built to support both. Because the event is tagged across community, networking, meetup, social, and other, you should expect a broader experience than a single-track technical conference. That usually means a day with varied rhythms: listening, discussing, reconnecting, meeting new people, and leaving with a clearer sense of what others in the field are paying attention to. Why Attend A good annual conference helps you do two things at once: get perspective and get momentum. Perspective comes from hearing how other teams think, what they prioritize, and how they approach decisions. Momentum comes from the practical spark that happens when one useful idea gives you a better next step back at work. Sigsum is especially valuable if you want to be around people who care about building thoughtfully and learning quickly. Whether your focus is product, growth, experimentation, data, engineering, or team leadership, there is real benefit in spending time with people outside your immediate company context. You should attend if you value: Meeting peers face-to-face instead of only online Hearing how others approach product and decision-making challenges Expanding your professional network in a setting built for conversation Spending time with a community that shares overlapping interests and problems Getting out of reactive mode for a day and thinking more strategically There is also simple value in being present at an annual gathering. These are the events where communities become more real, where loose connections turn into actual relationships, and where you get a stronger sense of where the conversation is heading over the next year. Practical Details This is an in-person event in San Francisco, USA. If you are local, it is an easy opportunity to plug into the community without the friction of remote attendance. If you are traveling in, the in-person format makes it worth planning your day around being there from the start. The event takes place on Thursday, September 25 at 9:00 AM PDT. Since it begins in the morning, it is smart to plan for an on-time arrival so you can check in, get oriented, and take advantage of early conversations before the day gets fully underway. A few practical notes to keep in mind: Expect a professional but social atmosphere Come ready to talk with new people, not just listen passively Bring questions, examples, and current challenges you can discuss with others If networking matters to you, leave some mental space for spontaneous conversations If you are deciding whether this belongs on your calendar, the answer is simple: go if you want a day that combines useful ideas with real community. Sigsum is built for people who want substance, strong conversations, and a better sense of the people and thinking shaping the space around them.
Who should attend
If you want a day that combines useful ideas, strong peer conversations, and genuine in-person connection, this event is likely a very good fit. - You work in **product, data, engineering, growth, analytics, or experimentation** and want to hear how other teams think through similar decisions. - You value **meeting peers in person** and want more than a transactional networking event; you are looking for conversations that are actually relevant to your work. - You are part of the broader **Statsig community** or curious about it, and you want a clearer sense of the people, priorities, and discussions around the ecosystem. - You lead or contribute to teams that care about **measurement, learning, iteration, and better decision-making**, and you want fresh perspective you can take back with you. - You enjoy events with a mix of **structured sessions and unstructured social time**, where the formal agenda matters but hallway conversations matter too. - You are based in **San Francisco** or can get there easily and want to make a full day out of being around thoughtful people in your field. If you are the kind of person who leaves a good event with three new contacts, two better questions, and one idea you can use immediately, you will probably feel at home here.