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Protocol's Live Journalism and Special Projects Editor here. We've got an exciting lineup of virtual events in the coming weeks and I wanted to make sure you had the chance to RSVP. Our reporters and editors will sit down with leaders at some of the biggest companies in tech across fintech, enterprise, climate and more. I hope you'll get the chance to tune in, and if you can't make it live, don't fret — we send recordings out to all attendees after each event.

— Satchie Snellings

Modernizing payments

September 8 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET

NACHA and other industry groups and regulators are pushing for big changes. In this virtual event, we'll speak with a panel of payment experts and regulators to discuss how banks can stay ahead of the curve and ensure the U.S. can catch up with innovation overseas. RSVP here.

Customer experience in the enterprise

An ongoing project to rank the most powerful companies in tech by digging deep into all the factors that make a company important.

September 19 at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET

The mandate is clear. Modern businesses need to provide a seamless, tech-enabled end-to-end customer experience across their organizations: to always be ready, no matter the time or platform, to promptly address customer needs and provide a human connection.

In this Protocol event, we will dive into the tech tools and tricks and real-life strategies that companies are using to build a CX tech ecosystem and prepare for an increasingly customer-first future. RSVP here.

The state of innovation

September 27 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET

The global innovation race is well underway. What is the U.S. administration doing to stay ahead, and where is it falling short? What is the status of funding by Congress and in statehouses, and which areas still need investment? Is the U.S. doing enough to attract and retain top tech talent from around the world? And let’s not forget about China.

Join Protocol Policy as we dive into the U.S.’s national strategy on innovation, what’s working, what isn’t and what policy changes we can expect from the year ahead. RSVP here.

Virtual recap: UNGA 2022 and the climate tech forecast

September 29 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET

Protocol Climate editor Brian Kahn will hold a panel discussion with climate policy leaders, experts and tech executives to recap the biggest developments at UNGA 2022 and preview the trends and events that will shape the future of climate tech and the planet. RSVP here.

Securing the enterprise

October 4 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET

In today’s global landscape, cybersecurity threats are something that every business operating on the internet must face, not just enormous tech companies. In this event, we’ll examine the current best practices for securing both enterprises and small to medium-sized businesses, providing viewers with a true threat landscape and information they can use to make decisions about the strategy that best supports their business goals. RSVP here.

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