Perhaps will head to San Diego September 21-22 for Commerce Roundtable, a two-day gathering focused on the challenges and opportunities defining direct-to-consumer (DTC) commerce.
The event has grown from a small industry gathering into a national community for ecommerce founders, brand executives, growth marketers, technology providers, and agency leaders. Its San Diego edition puts those groups together in a format built around discussion, practical insights, and relationship-building.
Growth-stage DTC brands are a priority audience for the agency, particularly companies looking to diversify customer acquisition and build performance-based growth strategies beyond traditional paid channels.
What Can DTC Leaders Expect at Commerce Roundtable San Diego?
Commerce Roundtable expects more than 750 attendees, with brand leaders accounting for approximately 70% of the audience. A 3:1 brand-to-partner ratio is designed to keep brands at the center of the event and create more opportunities for substantive conversations.
The two-day program includes 20+ ecommerce speakers covering topics relevant to modern DTC growth. Featured speakers include Christian Toetzke, Founder and CEO of HYROX, and Taylor Holiday, CEO of Common Thread Collective. Attendees can connect with brand leaders, ecommerce experts, technology companies, and agencies, plus access $220K+ in surprise giveaways.
Why Is Commerce Roundtable Relevant for Growing DTC Brands?
Customer acquisition has become a more complex equation. Brands are balancing paid media costs, changing commerce platforms, creator-led discovery, AI search, and increasingly fragmented customer journeys. That environment makes channel diversification more important.
Partner marketing gives growing brands another way to reach consumers across the funnel. Perhaps brings affiliate marketing, influencer and creator partnerships, and Performance PR, into an integrated strategy built around measurable performance.
This model reflects Perhaps’ broader approach to helping growth-stage brands expand beyond isolated acquisition channels. Commerce Roundtable offers a chance to discuss those strategies directly with the people navigating the same changes across DTC commerce.
Meet Perhaps at Commerce Roundtable San Diego
Commerce Roundtable takes place September 21–22 at Port Pavilion in San Diego, bringing the DTC community together along the city’s waterfront. For brands evaluating new acquisition channels or scaling an existing partner program, Perhaps will be in San Diego.
Connect with our team to explore a more integrated approach to affiliate and influencer marketing. Schedule a meeting with the team here.
