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Experience Next Amsterdam
Experience Next is AB Tasty & VWO’s global meet-up for people shaping digital experiences every day.
From client and partner talks across the globe to panel discussions and an award ceremony celebrating great work, it’s a space for ideas, insights, and genuine connection.
September 29, 2026 | 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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What it is
Our global customer meet-up, bringing together teams from across industries who are all working on digital experience in different ways, hosted each year in Paris, London, Manchester, and New York – this time, we’re in Amsterdam.
What to expect
Inspiring keynotes and hands-on sessions packed with fresh ideas and real strategies from industry leaders. Plus, plenty of time to connect with fellow attendees over drinks and good conversation.
Why attend
To step out of the day-to-day, get a fresh perspective, and come back with ideas (and connections) you’ll actually use. You’ll meet people working through the same challenges, share experiences, and pick up new ways of thinking along the way.
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See Experience Next in Action
Highlights from Experience Next NYC 2025
Agenda
Your day at a glance
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Welcome Drinks
Join us at 2:00 PM at the NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam for welcome drinks and some time to mingle before the sessions kick off.
Opening Keynote
Discover our vision/roadmap of VWO AB Tasty
Speaking Session 1 – Asics
Networking Break
Speaking Session 2
Session details to be announced. Stay tuned!
Speaking Session 3
Session details to be announced. Stay tuned!
Cocktails & Networking
The talks may be done, but the evening’s just beginning. Join us for cocktails, conversation, and a chance to unwind with fellow attendees, speakers, and the VWO AB Tasty team.
Where will the event take place?
Nemo Science Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Oosterdok 2, 1011 VX Amsterdam, Netherlands
Rising from the water in Amsterdam’s harbor, NEMO Science Museum is one of the city’s most playful landmarks. Designed by architect Renzo Piano to look like a giant green ship, it’s packed with five floors of hands-on exhibits — from bubbles and chain reactions to everyday physics. Proof that science can be as fun as it is fascinating.
