Dinner, not a demo
A security executive dinner during it-sa week, at Wilma Wunder in Nuremberg’s old town.
Before you do it all again at it-sa the following day, come sit down with us, by the Frauenkirche, a short walk from the Hauptbahnhof. You’ll get a relaxed, genuinely good dinner and a real chance to network with your peers. No pitches. No slide decks.
Seats are limited and confirmed first come, first served. We’re keeping the group small: a table, not a room.
No pitches.No slide decks.
Just practitioners and security leaders swapping experiences and thoughts on what’s actually working, and what isn’t.
Nobody presents
No deck, no roadmap walkthrough, no product tour. Nobody stands up at any point in the evening. Dinner and conversation are the whole of it, which is the one thing a trade fair week never gives you.
Your peers, off the clock
Practitioners and security leaders who are in the same city, in the same week, carrying the same problems, and who are normally far too busy to compare notes properly. Here they have three hours and a table.
A table, not a room
We are keeping the group small on purpose: small enough that one conversation can carry the table, rather than splintering into a dozen polite ones. That is also why seats run out.
Wilma Wunder
Wilma Wunder sits in Nuremberg’s old town, by the Frauenkirche and a short walk from the Hauptbahnhof. Close enough to wander over when the show floor closes, and back again without a thought for the logistics.
Inside it is warm and unhurried, the kind of room where a table stays yours all evening. The kitchen cooks traditional food with a modern turn: dishes you recognise, handled with more imagination than tradition usually permits.
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