This year's agenda focuses on stories told through five distinct chapters addressing the very root of what’s happening now and where the industry is going next:
If you're looking for the secret sauce on how to step onto the Money20/20 stage it's all about the story and impact your insights bring to the industry at large. See what’s on the horizon for 2024 in the full story below.
Our speaker and session search has begun to find this year’s most industry-shaking, headline-driving insights. This is your chance to inspire, educate, and share new ideas with an audience that is yearning to soak up all the learnings and make waves in the future of money.
Money20/20’s 350+ speakers are industry leaders and innovators from a broad cross-section of companies, ranging from established fintech, banking, payments and tech titans to startup disruptors. Your captivated audience includes:
In 2023, we received 1,800+ submissions and accepted just over 7% after they were reviewed and refined. There’s no secret recipe for submission selection and our Content team doesn’t enjoy being the agenda overlords… okay, maybe a little.
We have no desire to keep you in the dark since, hey, we like you and want you to bring it. At the end of the day, we’re a show built by the industry, for the industry. Our top tip is to read the story as you prepare your submission(s):
A good rule of thumb, that Content Director Zach Anderson Pettet is fond of reciting, is the Steve Martin quote:
Our stage formats are designed to immerse the audience to unlock the greatest potential. Sessions selected are curated by the Content Team to the right format. If you have a fresh format idea you are dying to try, run it by us!
Call for Content deadline to submit is May 6.
Have an industry-shaking update and looking to break some major news? Check out our call for breaking news below.
We love connecting with you over email, but all proposals must be submitted through the online form. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
All speakers must explicitly consent to their inclusion in all content submissions before applying. “I’m sure we can talk them into it if we get accepted” does NOT count as explicit consent.
Money20/20 values diversity of all kinds. We’re looking for true diversity in every vein. If you submit a panel, make sure it’s a good blend of diversity in gender, representation, and ideas. C’mon, it’s 2024.
If you are approved to speak, our logistics team will provide you with a link to purchase your ticket at the discounted rate of $2,495. If your approved submission includes additional speakers, the organizer will be responsible for securing their participation and ensuring the costs associated with their attendance are covered, including their subsidized ticket.
All proposals will receive a response by August 9, 2024. If your proposal is accepted, a Content team member will contact you with an initial offer of a session or speaking slot. Spaces are limited and you may be offered a different slot than you initially applied for. The Content team will require direct contact with the proposed speaker(s) before final confirmation.
Companies can submit as many times as they like. We book speakers, not companies. But we will guard against any single company being overrepresented.
Money20/20 reserves the right to cancel the speaking slot entirely if the proposed speaker(s) can no longer keep their engagement.
The Content team must approve any changes in speakers BEFORE an offer is extended to a proposed replacement. Money20/20 reserves the right to cancel speakers that have not been approved by the Content team.
Money20/20 reserves the right to cancel a session if the organizer is not able to deliver the original concept and speaker(s) listed in the proposal and/or misses key deadlines.
For any additional questions regarding speaking at Money20/20 USA and our call for content and moderator process, please reach out to contentusa@money2020.com.
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