So You Think You Know Your Business
Business leaders laughing and talking over lunch at a long table, with the Antwerp harbour behind the windows
Wildstream SignalShifters
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Thursday 3 December 2026 · 11:00 to 14:00

A roundtable at Wildstream, Rijnkaai, Antwerp

So you think you know your business?

Your next opportunities are already inside your company. You just haven't seen them yet.

Request a seat 6 to 10 seats. By invitation.

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You walk out at 14:00 with

  1. Your blind spots, named.

    The questions about your own company that your systems can't answer today, and why they can't.

  2. Proof that the answers already exist.

    A real company, shown live: the demand, cost and frustration that sat in its calls and emails, found without a new system.

  3. Three opportunities and one first step.

    Written down for your own company before lunch. Small enough to start the week after.

A call nobody loggedA customer going quietAn order fixed by handA request you can't fillA complaint answered, never readA promise not keptTwo systems that disagreeAn alarm that stopped ringing

Your business talks all day.

In calls, emails, orders and workarounds. Most of it never reaches a report, so nobody sees what it adds up to.

Customer service employee writing a sticky note during a call
A call nobody logged.The request is on a sticky note, not in the CRM.
Warehouse manager correcting an order sheet by hand
An order fixed by hand.Every week, by the same person, without a ticket.
A dashboard full of green charts next to a phone full of missed calls
A report that says all is well.While the phone next to it tells another story.
A busy customer service floor in a brick warehouse, an agent laughing on a call
Every report can be right and the picture can still be wrong.What we'll look at together on 3 December
Top-down view of a long lunch table with notes and plates

The table

  1. Arrival

    Coffee, and a look over the Scheldt.

  2. Welcome

    Luc Vanbecelaere, Wildstream

  3. Opening and table round

    Niels Chabot, founder of SignalShifters. One question for everyone: what can't you answer today with your own data?

  4. A real case, shown live

    Andrei Popa, Wildstream. How one company found what its own systems never showed. How your data stays safe, on one slide. Then open discussion.

  5. Lunch

    The conversation usually gets better here.

  6. Close

Chatham House Rule. What is said at the table can be used, but not who said it.

Who sits at the table

Six to ten seats. Small on purpose, so everyone speaks.

  • Founders, CEOs, COOs, CFOs and CIOsOf mid-sized companies, the people who decide.
  • Lots of customer contact or operational volumeCalls, emails, orders, tickets, service visits.
  • Several systems that don't talk to each otherAny sector. Guests don't compete with each other.
  • A conversation between peersNot a sales pitch. Wildstream's earlier tables filled up with returning guests for that reason.

At the head of the table

Portrait of Niels Chabot

Niels Chabot

Founder, SignalShifters. Opens and moderates.

Before: Unilever, Energizer, Meta

SignalShifters
Portrait of Luc Vanbecelaere

Luc Vanbecelaere

Wildstream. Your host.

Before: 15 years at Cisco

Wildstream
Portrait of Andrei Popa

Andrei Popa

Wildstream. Shows the case live.

Before: 8 years at Expert Network

Wildstream · Expert Network

Where the people at the head of the table come from

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Thursday 3 December 2026 11:00 to 14:00, lunch included Wildstream, Rijnkaai 100, Antwerp In English
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