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Mini World NYC

Where enterprise AI meets intelligent infrastructure.

Tuesday, May 27, 2025 | 12:00–5:30 PM | New York City

AI is changing how enterprises run. The cost of getting it wrong is already showing up in your compute bills, your team’s time, and the gap between what your data promises and what it delivers.

Mini World NYC brings together the people figuring it out. Half a day, a small room, and a live look at what the Strategy + Google Cloud stack actually does in practice — from cutting compute costs to deploying AI agents that connect to your real enterprise data.

Space is limited to 150 attendees.

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Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Time: 12:00 PM – 5:30 PM ET

Location: New York City, Saint John’s Terminal

Cost: Free to attend

Capacity: 150 seats

Agenda

12:00 PM — Arrive, grab lunch, and connect with peers before the sessions begin.

Registration & Networking Lunch

12:30 PM

The Enterprise AI Reckoning: Why Most Stacks Aren’t Ready

Saurabh Abhyankar, EVP & Chief Product Officer, Strategy

How enterprises are winning in the AI era — and why most BI, data warehouse, and legacy software approaches are already obsolete. Saurabh opens with a direct take on what intelligent infrastructure looks like today, and what it means for the decisions you’re making right now.

1:15 PM

GCP & Strategy: Why Your Data Stack and Your AI Stack Need to Talk to Each Other

Google Cloud

2:00 PM

The Spiraling Cost of AI: Cutting Compute Costs

Asim Lilani, Strategy

AI infrastructure costs are climbing faster than the value most organizations are seeing in return. This session breaks down why — and what you can actually do about it. Practical and direct, based on what’s working for enterprises running at scale today.

2:45 PM

Industry Expert Panel: Making Enterprise AI Work in Practice

Moderated · Open audience Q&A

Peers on stage. Honest conversation about what’s working, what’s not, and how leaders are thinking about AI and data strategy for the rest of 2026. Bring your questions.

3:30 PM

MCP Deep Dive: Live Demo

Aidan Reilly, Strategy

Watch Strategy’s Model Context Protocol connect AI agents to enterprise data infrastructure in real time. Not a slide deck — a live build. If you’re thinking about deploying intelligent workflows at scale, this is the session to see.

4:15 PM

Closing Remarks

Strategy + GCP

4:30 PM

Hands-On: MCP · Google Cloud · Cutting Cost & MCP Demo Stations

The event doesn’t end at 4:30. Stick around for open networking, catering, and live demo stations where you can go hands-on with MCP and Google Cloud use cases side by side. The people who built these things will be in the room.

Speakers

Saurabh Abhyankar

EVP & Chief Product Officer, Strategy

Saurabh leads product strategy at Strategy, including the Universal Semantic Layer, AI integrations, and the Strategy One platform. At Strategy World 2026, he challenged enterprises to rethink every layer of their software stack for the AI era. At Mini World NYC, he brings that same clarity to a smaller room.

Aidan Reilly

Director of Product Management, Strategy

Aidan is a Director of Product Management at Strategy, where he focuses on AI and developer experience. Bringing a decade of product and integration expertise, he has a strong passion for tackling challenging problems. Previously, Aidan drove product initiatives at Appian and Bloomberg.

Asim Lilani

VP of Value Engineering, Strategy

Asim Lilani, VP of Value Engineering at Strategy, helps high-growth B2B companies scale by embedding value across the full customer lifecycle. He’s led 1,000+ value assessments, influenced $250M+ in revenue, and builds value programs, tools, and narratives that drive measurable business impact.

Saint John’s Terminal

550 Washington Street, New York, NY 10014

Mini World NYC is hosted at Google’s Saint John’s Terminal — one of the most striking office spaces in New York City, and a fitting backdrop for a day about the future of enterprise technology.

Built in 1934 as the terminus of the High Line freight rail — the same elevated line that became the park — the building was purchased by Google in 2022 for $2.1 billion and reimagined into a 12-story, 1.3-million-square-foot headquarters in Hudson Square. The space features a Great Hall, landscaped terraces with Hudson River views, 1.5 acres of rooftop and street-level gardens, and interiors that pay homage to New York City throughout. It’s a building worth seeing in person.

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