UA Breakfast
- Date
- 2025-09-03
- Location
- Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland
- Host
- Campaignswell Events
About this event
Start your day with the kind of conversation that actually leads somewhere. UA Breakfast is a morning meetup in Warsaw for people who care about user acquisition, growth, and the real mechanics of building momentum through smart marketing and strong relationships. This is a focused, in-person gathering designed for people who want more than passive networking. If you work in or around UA, performance, growth, or digital marketing, this breakfast gives you space to meet peers, exchange useful ideas, and have grounded conversations before the rest of the day takes over. About the Event UA Breakfast is a community-driven meetup with a simple format: good coffee, a morning setting, and time to connect with others working on similar challenges. It brings together people interested in user acquisition and growth in a way that feels approachable, practical, and easy to join. Because it takes place in person in Warsaw, the event is built around real conversation rather than presentation overload. Expect a social but purposeful atmosphere where you can introduce yourself, hear what others are working on, and find common ground quickly. The breakfast format matters. Meeting early creates a different kind of energy: people tend to be sharper, more direct, and more generous with what they know. That makes this a strong setting for honest discussion, fresh perspective, and new connections that can continue well after the event. What to Expect The experience is likely to center on informal networking and community conversation rather than a long formal program. You can expect a relaxed arrival, time to meet other attendees, and space for both casual chats and more focused discussions around acquisition, growth, and current market realities. A typical flow for a meetup like this may include: Arrival and introductions so people can quickly get a sense of who is in the room Open networking with peers across marketing, growth, product, and related roles Small-group conversations around practical topics, current challenges, and tactics Follow-up connection time for the people you want to continue talking with after the main gathering The value here is in the quality of the room and the timing of the conversations. Morning meetups tend to reward clarity: what channels are working, what teams are testing, what problems people are stuck on, and where opportunities might be opening up. You should come ready to talk about what you are seeing in your work, what questions you are wrestling with, and what kind of people you want to meet. That preparation will help you get much more from the event than simply showing up and circulating. Why Attend If your work touches user acquisition, you already know how valuable it is to compare notes with people outside your own company. This breakfast gives you a live environment to pressure-test ideas, hear different perspectives, and understand how others are approaching growth in practice. There is also a strong community angle. Not every useful professional connection comes from a conference stage or a formal panel. Often, the best insights come from short conversations with people doing adjacent work, facing similar constraints, or exploring channels and strategies you have not yet considered. You might attend to: Meet local and regional peers in a more natural setting than a large event Expand your network with people relevant to growth, marketing, and acquisition Exchange practical insights that are easier to share in conversation than in public content Stay close to the community around UA and related disciplines in Warsaw Start the day with momentum instead of another isolated morning at your desk Even if you are not actively looking for partnerships, hiring leads, or immediate business opportunities, being in the room can still be useful. Visibility matters. Repeated, thoughtful participation in the right community often leads to the most valuable relationships over time. Practical Details UA Breakfast takes place in person in Warsaw, Poland on Wednesday, September 3 at 9:00 AM GMT+2. The in-person format is central to the event, so expect a setting that supports face-to-face conversation and easy introductions. Because this is a morning event, it is worth planning to arrive on time and give yourself enough margin before the rest of your workday begins. Breakfast meetups work best when you are present from the start, not rushing in halfway through introductions. A few practical ways to prepare: Bring a concise intro about your role, company, or current focus Be ready with 2-3 topics you would like to discuss or learn about Plan your next stop afterward so you can stay engaged without watching the clock Follow up the same day with the people you genuinely want to stay in touch with If you value smart conversation, relevant networking, and a strong start to the day, this is exactly the kind of meetup that can earn a place in your calendar. It is simple by design: the right people, at the right hour, in the same room.
Who should attend
If you want your networking to be relevant, easy to act on, and grounded in real work, this breakfast is likely a good fit. - You work in **user acquisition, performance marketing, growth, or digital marketing** and want to meet others dealing with similar channel, measurement, or scaling questions. - You are part of a **startup, app, product, or marketing team** and want practical conversations that help you think more clearly about acquisition and growth. - You prefer **smaller, more conversational meetups** over large conferences or overly structured events. - You are building your network in **Warsaw or the broader Poland/EU ecosystem** and want to connect with people you are likely to see again. - You value **peer-to-peer learning** and enjoy exchanging ideas, tactics, and current observations in a direct, informal setting. - You are new to the local community or expanding into UA-adjacent work and want a welcoming way to get into the room, introduce yourself, and start building real professional relationships.