Speaking

Put the person who measured why customers stay on your stage.

Keynotes and executive sessions on why customers actually stay — the counter-intuitive, evidence-backed version, drawn from the recorded behavior of 1.3 million B2B software customers. Not another best-practice deck.

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What your audience walks out with

The talk
The turn

Why happy customers still leave

The evidence overturns what every room believes — that satisfaction keeps customers. It doesn’t. Across 1.3 million customers, how a customer feels about you barely predicts whether they stay.

The answer

What actually keeps them

Customers stay for a result they can’t easily give up — the state I call customer bonding. Reach a real result and a customer stays six times longer. That’s the number a leader can actually move.

The takeaway

A new way to read the dashboard

Your audience leaves seeing their own retention differently — which customers are bonded, which are quietly on their way out, and where the leverage actually is.

Where it fits

Formats
The stage

Conference keynote

A headline talk for SaaS, customer success, and revenue audiences — the one people argue about on the way out.

The room

Executive session

A working session for a leadership team or offsite — the research made specific to your business and your customers.

The table

Board & investor briefings

A tight, evidence-first briefing for a board asking harder questions about retention and durable growth.

Past stages CS100 Summit · KAMCon · and other CS and revenue-leadership events More on request
Clients

Kantata  ·  Lotlinx  ·  Tekmetric ·  and other B2B software leaders

“Customers don’t leave because they have a reason to leave. They leave when they no longer have a compelling reason to stay.”
Greg Daines · from the research
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Tell me about your event.

The event, the date, and who’s in the room — in a few sentences. I read every one, and I reply personally.