SNAP Summit 2.0 is a full-day, two-track conference focusing on the business and design of social applications: how to attract users and keep them engaged, how to monetize and advertise, and what to watch out for in the future.

This year’s conference brings together a full spectrum of attendees, including independent developers, up-and coming startups, all the way up to large companies looking to get in on the next big thing.

The conference will debate questions such as:

  • How do you make your apps more viral?
  • What are the best ways to use metrics?
  • Where is the social platform headed?
  • What are some of the major exit strategies for app companies?
  • What kind of apps do advertisers like most?

Perks for every attendee include:

  • A full conference pass
  • Admission to all Main Stage and Workshop talks
  • Complimentary breakfast, lunch, snacks, and beverages
  • Free wifi throughout the venue
  • Nifty schwag from our sponsors

Based in San Francisco, SNAP Summit is a production of Room Full Of People.

Christian Perry
Co-Founder & CEO

Christian is one of San Francisco’s leading tech event organizers. He produces SF Beta, San Francisco’s largest monthly startup mixer, along with Founders’ Feast and geekSessions. Prior to his foray into the event and conference arena, Christian was the Founder & CEO of ZapTix, an online box office for small and independent venues.

Christian graduated in 2006 from the University of Chicago with a degree in Sociology.

Cassandra Phillipps
Co-Founder & Events Director

Cassandra Phillipps is new to the tech world, having spent most of her time in classrooms, rehearsal halls, and dark theaters before this. She is a Bay Area non-equity stage manager currently working with the 3rd year Master’s class at American Conservatory Theater on “Candida.” Prior to that, she has worked as the production assistant on CalShakes’ “Triumph of Love,” stage manager for A.C.T. Master’s projects “The Orphan Muses” and “Company,” and on various University of Chicago productions including “The Crucible” and “Under Milkwood”. She hopes to continue production managing various events in the Bay Area, while pursuing a career in civil rights advocacy.

Adam Binder
Business Advisor

Adam Binder is the CEO of Arcscale, a technology and colocation provider bringing
performance and scalability expertise to some of today’s hottest Web 2.0
companies. Adam is also involved with geekSessions and is always working to
improve the connection between technology providers and the marketplace.
Before seeing the light, Adam spent several years as a technology attorney
specializing in B2B transactions.