What’s Keeping Growth Leaders Up in the Age of AI

What's Keeping Growth Leaders Up in the Age of AI? AI is changing growth faster than most teams can redesign around it. The open questions are no longer just which tools to adopt, but what a growth organization should look like when analysis, experimentation, creative production, personalization, and campaign execution can all move dramatically faster. Join Nirmal Selvaraj, Aiden Bordner, Neha Mittal, and Mayra Ceja for a candid conversation on the questions growth leaders are actively working through: where AI creates real leverage versus more noise; what should remain human-led; how to build an AI-native growth stack; and how to preserve rigor, customer context, and incrementality as growth systems become more autonomous. This is for growth and marketing leaders and founders building the next version of their teams, operating models, and customer-engagement systems. Plus: a front-row seat at JustAI's unveiling of the Agentic Marketing Platform. We are pulling the cover off what we have been building, and you will see it before anyone else does. Nirmal Selvaraj leads Growth and Mobile Engineering at Chime, after previously helping scale growth at Grammarly. He brings an engineering-led perspective on building the experimentation, product, and lifecycle systems that drive growth at consumer scale. Aiden Bordner brings experience across HubSpot and Customer.io, two companies that have shaped how modern teams think about go-to-market, lifecycle marketing, and customer engagement. He brings a practical perspective on turning customer data, automation, and messaging into scalable systems that help teams move faster while staying close to the customer. Neha Mittal is Founder and CEO of JustAI, after leading growth at Pinterest and Twitter. She brings the view from both sides: what it takes to run growth inside a company operating at scale, and what it takes to rebuild those systems from zero with a small team and no room for waste. She is building the tooling she wishes she had. Mayra Ceja leads Startup Banking at J.P. Morgan, after time at HubSpot. She works with founders across every stage and sees, in aggregate, what actually separates the companies that compound from the ones that stall. She brings a grounded view on capital efficiency, the cost of growth, and the decisions that look small early and matter enormously later. Run of show5:30 to 6:00 — Check in, get a drink, find a seat6:00 to 6:30 — Panel6:30 to 6:45 — JustAI Launch6:45 to 7:30 — Food, drinks, and networking Please come on time and bring your ID for bldg access. The panel starts at 6:00 sharp and the doors close when it does. Use the first half hour to settle in and meet people. DetailsTuesday, October 27, 5:30 to 7:30 PM23rd Floor, J.P. Morgan office, San Francisco Invite only. The room is small, so RSVP to hold your spot.