01 What leaders need to solve02 What gets in the way03 How they weigh their options
For companies serving CX and AI leaders.
For marketing and market-insight teams serving customer experience, contact centers, customer feedback, and AI adoption. Define the audience and the question you need to understand with Mark before selecting a format.
90-minute virtual sessionsDesigned for 10–20 participantsHosted by Mark Levy
Participants attend free and are selected for topic fit. Mark facilitates a peer exchange with no slides or product demos. Explore the participant experience.
Past participants’ leadership roles.
VP, AI Products & Experiences
Senior Director, Customer Support
Head of Customer Support Operations
Head of CX
CTO & Co-Founder
CEO
For sponsors
Two ways to sponsor the conversation.
Choose a readout-led program or add an executive to the discussion. Both start with an agreed topic, audience, and scope.
Market intelligence sponsorship
Understand the decisions behind demand.
Sponsor the discussion without attending. We agree on the topic, audience, and brand visibility, then bring the themes and questions into a tailored readout. Use what you learn to sharpen your messaging and the questions your team asks customers.
Executive participation sponsorship
Bring your experience to the discussion.
A senior executive from your company joins as a peer to ask questions, share operating experience, and hear how others approach the topic. Sponsorship is disclosed in advance. Mark facilitates the exchange, with no product pitches.
Choose how your company takes part.
Two ways to sponsor a roundtable
What you’re choosing
Market intelligence
Executive participation
In the session
Your company sponsors without attending.
A senior executive joins as a disclosed sponsor and peer.
How you learn
A tailored readout of discussion themes and questions.
Direct participation in the discussion; readout scope agreed before the program.
Topic and audience
Discuss your objectives with Mark. The topic, audience, and format are agreed before the program.
Brand visibility
Potential placements include sponsor identification on the event signup page, event promotion, and acknowledgement during the session. Specific placements are agreed for your program.
Sales follow-up
Direct sponsor follow-up requires each participant’s permission. Leads, meetings, and sales are not guaranteed.
Start with one question your team needs to understand, or explore related questions across a series. We’ll agree on the audience, format, and readout before the program begins. Direct sponsor follow-up requires each participant’s permission.
Three past topics show the kinds of operating questions the program explores. Unwrap and Smart Role sponsored the sessions identified below.
01 / Agents
AI Agents in CX: What’s Actually Working?
A conversation about putting AI agents to work in customer experience.
02 / Customer feedback
From Feedback Overload to Action: AI in VoC
A conversation about AI and the path from customer feedback to action.
Sponsored by
03 / Service operations
From Support Signals to Better CX Action: AI in the Contact Center
June 23, 2026 · A session focused on using support signals to improve customer experience.
Sponsored by
In participants’ words
The value is in the exchange.
Your virtual roundtable format was one of the best that I’ve attended given the varied experience of the participants and their willingness to share.
Senior CX Strategy Manager · BILL
“I loved learning from others who are struggling with some of the same questions as me when it comes to CX.”
VP, AI Products & Experiences · Comcast
“It was very engaging from the start thanks to you and the wonderful people that joined.”
CTO & Co-Founder · SentioCX
Feedback from previous DCX AI Roundtables. Titles and affiliations reflect the time of the session; participant names are withheld.
Who brings the room together
Hosted by Mark Levy.
Mark Levy is a customer experience and digital transformation executive and the founder of MaxxoMedia. He brings an operator’s perspective to DCX AI Roundtables, helping peers explore what AI means for their customers, teams, and day-to-day decisions.
Mark Levy
Host & Publisher DCX Newsletter and DCX AI Today
Sponsorship questions
Can we sponsor a series?
Yes. Explore one focused question in a session or related questions across a series. Audience, format, visibility, and readout scope are agreed before the program.
Can our team present a product?
There are no product pitches or demos. With executive participation sponsorship, a senior executive joins as a peer to contribute relevant experience and ask questions.
How are discussions captured?
Sessions are transcribed but not recorded. Raw transcripts are not shared with participants or sponsors. They are used to prepare summaries and analysis. Attributed quotes and direct sponsor follow-up require participant permission.
What is agreed before we commit?
Your written proposal will specify the audience and topic, sponsor placements, executive participation if included, readout scope, delivery timing, and commercial terms. It will also set out what happens if the session is postponed or falls short of the agreed attendance level. These terms are agreed before payment.
What happens after we inquire?
Mark follows up to discuss your objectives and the program’s fit. The scope and commercial terms are agreed separately; submitting this form creates no commitment.
Start a conversation
Let’s discuss your sponsorship.
Tell Mark which audience you want to understand and what you’d like to learn. Together, you can assess the topic, format, and scope for a session or series.