The full breakout session agenda at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025

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With TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 in less than 3 days, we’re loading up Moscone West with 200+ can’t-miss sessions — including breakout sessions led by top leaders across the tech and startup ecosystem. Breakout sessions are tailored for hands-on learning and tactical takeaways. These first-come, first-served rooms put you shoulder-to-shoulder with operators, founders, and investors building what’s next. Don’t miss your chance to pocket ticket savings and join these breakouts! Register now to save up to $444 on your pass, and get 60% off a second before prices increase when event doors open on October 27. The complete Disrupt 2025 breakout session agenda The Untapped Opportunity Hidden in Business Workflows Umair Javed, CEO, tkxel; Marcus Torres, CPO, Quickbase; and Umair Bashir, fractional CTO, Signal The biggest growth levers often hide in plain sight—inside everyday processes. Learn how to spot and productize “boring” workflow pain points into sticky software that drives ROI and fast payback periods. Perfect for founders hunting wedge use cases in large, legacy categories. Tim Rogers, staff product manager, GitHub Copilot Go beyond demos and put AI to work in your SDLC. We’ll dig into real patterns for using agents and copilots to reduce toil, speed reviews, and unblock teams—without sacrificing code quality or security. Build First, Fund Later: The Founder’s Guide to Bootstrapping Breakout Startups Tarun Raisoni, co-founder and CEO, Gruve Techcrunch event San Francisco | October 27-29, 2025 Capital efficiency is a superpower. Learn pragmatic tactics for finding your first ICP, landing lighthouse customers, and funding early growth from revenue—so you raise on your terms. How to Get Acquired in Tech (Without Selling Out): M&A Tips for Founders and Builders Aklil Ibssa, head of corporate dev and M&A, Coinbase; and Yonas Beshawred, co-founder and CEO, StarSling The inside view on readiness, outreach, and deal mechanics—from packaging financials to integration planning—s...