one room.
your people.
80+ entrepreneurs and professionals for one evening around a keynote from Dr. Alena Prikhidko. Come for the ideas, stay for the conversations — share experiences, meet interesting people, and make genuine connections.
Three hours, five moves.
- 18:00Doors open
Check in, then meet the people you booked. Two 15-minute slots — 18:00 and 18:15 — with anyone on the guest list.
- 18:30Welcome
Michael Burtov, Chief Innovation Officer at NSU, opens the room. Five minutes, then we get going.
Michael Burtov on YouTube - 18:35Keynote — Dr. Alena Prikhidko
Turn Competition Into Collaboration — the emotional dynamics that quietly shape trust, collaboration and performance.
- 19:35Say hi, say why
A few members take the mic: who they are, why they came, and the last milestone they hit. Fifteen minutes.
- 19:50Networking party
Food, drinks and a photographer, through to 21:00. The part most people actually came for.
In the price.
An hour with Dr. Alena Prikhidko on what actually happens between people who are competing. Research-backed, and usable the next morning.
80+ entrepreneurs and professionals, and three hours built around talking to them rather than sitting in rows.
Catering through the evening — hot food, snacks and soft drinks. Not a seated dinner, and no alcohol.
A photographer from Image Miami is there all evening. Yours to keep — grab a headshot for LinkedIn while you are in a good shirt.
The private Tech Flow Telegram, for members and the people who show up. Active daily, 1,000+ across the US.
turn competition
into collaboration.
Why do some teams get stronger as people succeed, while others quietly lose trust and collaboration despite exceptional talent? The answer lives in emotional dynamics leaders rarely see.
Dr. Alena Prikhidko — professor, practicing therapist, and author of De-Villainizing Envy — on how social comparison shapes motivation, culture, and performance, and how to turn competition into fuel instead of conflict.
- 25+ yrs of clinical experience
- research: emotion regulation, burnout, envy
- author of De-Villainizing Envy
# you-leave-with 01: spot hidden emotional patterns early 02: cut destructive rivalry, keep ambition 03: psychological safety at high standards 04: turn comparison into motivation 05: a new lens on competition
The Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation gives us the room — a 54,000 sq ft innovation centre run with Broward County, built for people who are actually building something.
A community that meets in person.
Tech Flow is the Russian-speaking community for entrepreneurs and professionals in the US — 1,000+ people who start companies, run teams, ship products and raise money. We meet in person every month or two, in a different city, around one session worth showing up for.
This edition is at the NSU Broward Center of Innovation in Fort Lauderdale. Doors at six, and we finish with a proper networking party — food, drinks, and enough time to actually talk to someone.
Supported by Digital October
Digital October organizes educational events and technology conferences, bringing science to a wide audience — from students to investors — and creating opportunities for international collaboration between scientists and entrepreneurs.
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