Maxi Tommasi: Lanzando 8 canales de Growth @ Notion
- Date
- 2026-01-30
- Host
- Growth Rockstar
About this event
If you care about growth, distribution, and what it really takes to launch across multiple channels inside a fast-moving product company, this is the kind of session that rewards showing up in person. Maxi Tommasi: Lanzando 8 canales de Growth @ Notion is built for people who want a sharper view of how growth work gets prioritized, tested, and executed when the stakes are high and the feedback loops are real. This is not a vague conversation about "growth" in the abstract. It is a focused meetup centered on the practical reality of launching 8 growth channels in a company environment that many builders, marketers, and operators closely watch. About the Event This in-person meetup brings the community together around a concrete topic: how multiple growth channels get launched, coordinated, and learned from inside Notion. The title alone sets a clear expectation: attendees can expect a grounded discussion about execution, channel thinking, and the operating choices behind growth work. Because the event is framed around a specific practitioner and a specific scope, the session is especially valuable for people who want detail over theory. Rather than broad advice, the focus is likely to stay close to real-world decisions: where effort goes first, how teams think about tradeoffs, and what changes when you are not managing one channel but several at the same time. As a meetup with community and networking at its core, the event also creates room for peer exchange. That matters. Some of the best takeaways often come not only from the main session, but from comparing notes with others who are building products, leading growth, or trying to find repeatable acquisition and activation opportunities in their own work. What to Expect Expect a session designed around a clear growth theme, with time to listen, reflect, and connect. Since this is an in-person event, the experience is likely to be conversational and high-context, which makes it easier to ask better questions and leave with a more nuanced understanding than you would get from a recording or social post. You can expect a mix of: A focused talk or walkthrough on launching 8 growth channels Practical lessons drawn from real execution rather than generic frameworks Context on prioritization across multiple growth bets or surfaces Community interaction with people interested in growth, product, and go-to-market Networking time before, during, or after the main session A topic like this naturally opens up useful areas of discussion, including: How teams decide which channels are worth testing What operational complexity increases when you scale from one channel to many How messaging, experimentation, and measurement can differ by channel Where growth work overlaps with product, brand, lifecycle, and community What teams learn after launch, not just before it Even if the event keeps the format simple, the subject matter is rich enough to support both strategic and tactical takeaways. Come prepared to think beyond hacks and ask stronger questions about systems, sequencing, and execution. Why Attend If you work in growth or anywhere adjacent to it, seeing how channel launches are approached inside a leading product company can help you pressure-test your own assumptions. Many teams talk about being "multi-channel," but the reality is that every additional channel introduces coordination costs, measurement challenges, and messaging decisions that are easy to underestimate. This event gives you a chance to get closer to that reality. You will hear from a practitioner associated with a recognizable company context, and that can help translate abstract growth ideas into something more usable. Whether you are responsible for acquisition, activation, lifecycle, partnerships, product marketing, or community, the topic has clear relevance. You should attend if you want to leave with: A better mental model for how multiple growth channels can be launched in parallel or sequence More thoughtful questions about prioritization, experimentation, and team alignment Fresh perspective on how growth work interacts with product and go-to-market execution Useful conversations with peers facing similar distribution and scaling challenges Real-world inspiration that is specific enough to apply, adapt, or challenge in your own context There is also a simple advantage to being in the room. In-person events create the kind of side conversations that often lead to collaboration, hiring connections, new ideas, or a reframing of a problem you have been stuck on. Practical Details This is an in-person event taking place on Friday, January 30 at 10:00 AM GMT-5. If you are planning your day, expect a morning session that is well suited to starting the day with focused learning and live conversation. Because the event is in person, it is worth arriving a little early if you want to meet people before the session begins. Growth-focused meetups tend to attract a mix of operators, builders, and curious professionals, so the room itself is part of the value. A few useful things to keep in mind: Format: community meetup with networking and a talk centered on growth channel launches Location type: in person Time: Friday, January 30 at 10:00 AM GMT-5 Best for: people who want practical insight, not just top-level commentary If this topic sits anywhere near your work, your roadmap, or your curiosity, this event is a strong reason to show up live. You will likely leave with sharper thinking, better questions, and a clearer sense of how sophisticated growth execution actually gets when multiple channels are on the table.
Who should attend
This is for people who want a practical, inside-out view of growth work and would rather learn from real execution than broad theory. - You work in **growth marketing, product growth, lifecycle, CRM, or acquisition** and want to understand how multiple channels can be launched and managed with intention. - You are a **founder, startup operator, or early team member** trying to figure out which channels to prioritize first, what to test, and how to avoid spreading your team too thin. - You sit in **product, product marketing, or go-to-market** and want a better grasp of how channel strategy connects to messaging, user journeys, and cross-functional execution. - You are building a **community, audience, or distribution engine** and want to compare your own approach with how a sophisticated company context thinks about growth. - You enjoy **meeting smart, execution-focused people** in person and want conversations that go beyond surface-level networking. - You are simply **curious about how growth actually happens at Notion-adjacent scale** and want to hear a more concrete story about what launching across 8 channels can involve.