A closed-door executive roundtable is a private, moderated discussion for a small group of senior decision-makers around one specific question. Corptive designs and hosts roundtables for 12 to 20 hand-picked leaders from your target accounts, drawn from a decade of relationships across Indian industry and government, and follows up with every guest within 48 hours.
of marketers planned to hold more small, hosted in-person events — the fastest-growing event type.
Source: Forrester, 2024of event organisers reported difficulty demonstrating ROI from in-person B2B conferences, summits and conventions.
Source: Bizzabo, 2025of B2B deals stall because of internal misalignment within buying groups.
Source: Edelman–LinkedIn, 2025Big stages build awareness. Small rooms move deals — especially when several people from one account sit at the same table.
What we have learned from hosting senior rooms since 2016, applied to closed-door formats.
Buying groups stall when their members disagree. A roundtable puts several people from the same target account in one conversation, which is often the moment an account moves from interested to engaged.
Source: Edelman–LinkedInInvitations go to the buying groups you are trying to win, with a peer-level mix of seniority and a government voice where the topic calls for it.
Each session is built around a single live problem, shaped by short pre-event interviews with guests — not a list of five topics.
An experienced moderator and the Chatham House rule, so guests say what they really think. The host speaks for ten minutes at most.
In-person dinners and breakfast briefings, 60-minute virtual sessions, city series and hybrid formats that pair a roundtable with a research report.
An anonymised insight report, LinkedIn content and a point-of-view paper, so one evening feeds months of account-based marketing.
Personal summaries, next meetings and promised introductions, tracked through to pipeline.
Single sessions, or a city series for campaigns that need reach across several regions.
Target accounts, the question and the format.
Account-based invitations and confirmations from our network.
Moderated, closed-door, on time.
Summaries, next meetings and introductions.
Insight report and content that feeds your ABM programme.
Usually 12 to 20. Enough for a range of views, few enough for everyone to speak.
Decision-makers from your target accounts and peers they want to hear from — including government officials where the topic calls for it. You approve the list.
Your team hosts and frames the question. We keep presentations to ten minutes at most; the value comes from the discussion.
Yes. Sixty-minute virtual sessions work well for dispersed audiences and busy officials.
Personal follow-ups within 48 hours, an anonymised insight report, and next steps tracked to pipeline.
No. We have moved from large conferences to closed-door roundtables and growth programmes, but the network our conferences built is behind every guest list.
We’ll come back within one working day with a view on the opportunity and how we would approach it.
AI-led marketing, ABM and partnerships — backed by a decade of convening India's industry and government.