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Sylvain Perron (he/him)

CEO, Botpress

Sylvain Perron is the CEO of Botpress, a platform for building autonomous AI agents. He began developing the open-source conversational AI framework that would become Botpress during his tenure as CTO of a financial services company, born out of a desire to drive user engagement through natural language. Under his leadership, Botpress has evolved from an open-source developer tool to one of the world's most widely-deployed AI agent frameworks.

Sessions

Mentor Office Hours

Office Hours: Customer Discovery & Validation

Learn how to find your first customers, conduct problem interviews that reveal real pain points, and validate willingness to pay before you waste time building the wrong thing. See More.
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Office Hours: Sales & Customer Acquisition

Build repeatable, scalable sales processes, transition from founder-led sales to a sales team that can operate without you, hire your first salespeople without destroying your culture, and create a predictable pipeline that investors and acquirers value. See More.
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Office Hours: AI & Automation

Leverage AI to create competitive advantages your competitors can't easily replicate, develop automation strategies that let small teams punch above their weight, build AI-native features into your product, and stay lean by using AI tools effectively. See More.
Mentor Office Hours

Office Hours: AI & Automation

Leverage AI to create competitive advantages your competitors can't easily replicate, develop automation strategies that let small teams punch above their weight, build AI-native features into your product, and stay lean by using AI tools effectively. See More.
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Office Hours: Building & Managing Teams

Know when to hire your first employees, find talent when you can't pay market rates, navigate team dynamics as you grow, master delegation, and keep people motivated when resources are tight. See More.
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Office Hours: Competitive Strategy

Compete effectively when you're small and scrappy against larger competitors with more resources, choose battles you can actually win, position yourself against competitors in ways that neutralize their advantages, and build defensible advantages that can't be easily copied. See More.