CX Summit North America | CX Event

Forrester’s premier customer experience conference in North America, bringing together top CX, digital, and marketing professionals for interactive sessions, networking, and skill development.

June 23, 2025

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The CX Summit North America 2025, hosted by Forrester, is a leading event for customer experience professionals. Scheduled from June 23 to 26 in Nashville, Tennessee, the summit offers a comprehensive agenda designed to enhance networking, sharpen skills, and inspire action.

Attendees can participate in 14 interactive sessions, industry-focused meetups, analyst-led roundtables, and social engagements. The summit also features practical, hands-on activities utilizing Forrester’s proven frameworks and toolkits to ensure strategies deliver measurable impact.

Exclusive programs include the Executive Leadership Exchange for C-level executives and the Forrester Women’s Leadership Program aimed at advancing women in leadership. Certification programs are available to help professionals earn credentials that distinguish them in the field.

This event provides an opportunity to connect with top professionals in CX, digital, and marketing, and to gain insights that can be immediately applied to improve customer journeys.

Link: Forrester CX Summit North America

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