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We will be at UNBOUND.

HubSpot's annual conference, renamed and back in Boston. Draidel is on the floor as a Platinum partner — and in town from the 14th to the 23rd, so the conversation does not have to happen in a hallway.

The show Sep 16—18In Boston Sep 14—23Venue Menino CenterPartner tier Platinum
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Why book

Twelve thousand people is a bad room for a technical conversation.

The hallway is for hellos. Take thirty minutes instead and bring the actual thing — the portal, the data model, the migration you have been putting off since spring.

Book time with Ariel →

Ten days in Boston. Not three.

What to bring

Four conversations worth a calendar slot.

01

Your HubSpot architecture

Objects, associations, lifecycle, permissions. Where the portal is fighting you, and what it would take to make it stop.

02

The migration you are dreading

Salesforce, Dynamics, a homegrown CRM, or a portal that grew sideways for a decade. What moves, what breaks, and in what order.

03

AI and data, minus the demo

What is worth automating in a revenue stack today, and what is still a science project wearing a product name.

04

A second opinion

No deck, no discovery script, no follow-up sequence. If we are not the right fit we will say so inside the thirty minutes.

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The trip
3days on the floor at the Menino Center, 16—18 September
10days in Boston, 14—23 September — before and after the show
30minutes with an engineer, at no cost
Boston · September 14—23

Thirty minutes with Ariel

Ariel Rajmaliuk is a GTM Engineer and Solution Architect at Draidel. Pick any slot in the Boston window — the days either side of UNBOUND are the quiet ones, and usually the better conversation.

  • Thirty minutes, straight to the point.
  • You talk to an engineer, not a sales rep.
  • English or Spanish, whichever you prefer.
  • You leave with a clear read on the gaps, whether we work together or not.

Not making the trip? The calendar is open anyway.