In this Terri Talks episode, Terri sits down with Molly and Liz from PartnerIn to talk about their new community-driven event, Partner Vibe, taking place on January 28–30 in South Padre Island, Texas.

Partner Vibe is built by partners, for partners in the Microsoft ecosystem. Whether you are an SI, VAR, ISV or developer, this event is designed as a peer-to-peer learning environment where you can learn from each other, share what works (and what does not), and build real partner-to-partner relationships.

In this conversation, we cover:

The story behind PartnerIn and why they launched Partner Vibe

How the agenda grew to almost 60 sessions across multiple tracks

Why they focused on 300-level content for experienced Microsoft partners

The mix of topics across BizApps, Azure, Data & AI, Copilot, Power Platform, Security and Fabric

How the event creates space for networking, round tables and partner-to-partner collaboration

Why co-sell and strategic alliances are becoming essential in the Microsoft ecosystem

Ticket and sponsorship options for partners who want to step into a more visible role

Terri will be in South Padre Island for Partner Vibe and invites you to join the community, learn from peers and meet new partners you might never cross paths with otherwise.

Explore the agenda and content levels: https://partnerin.io/vibe/agenda

Tickets and sponsorships

Tickets are available until the end of December (or while supplies last), and there are still sponsorship opportunities for partners who want extra visibility at the event. Visit the PartnerIn site for the latest information on tickets, agenda and sponsorship packages.

Disclaimer

The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual guests and host and do not necessarily reflect the official positions of MTP Consulting Group or any other organization.

Event details such as dates, agenda, ticket availability and sponsorship options may change. Please visit the official PartnerIn/Partner Vibe website for the most current information.

References to specific companies, events or products are for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as a formal endorsement or commercial recommendation.