Future Proof your Brand with Andrew Huberman & Casey Neistat October 22 | Atlanta, GA

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What is Modular

Scale Creativity, Protect the Soul

AI may be redefining what's possible. But we write the rules. Modular is the one-day summit where top brand, marketing, and creative leaders shape how content scales—without losing what makes it real. Leave with the strategy and systems to future-proof your brand's storytelling.

Trusted Voices Guiding the Future of Storytelling

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Andrew Huberman

Neuroscientist and Stanford professor, that has built a top podcast audience of 20+ million monthly.

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Casey Neistat

YouTube pioneer and brand storyteller with over 12 million subscribers and 3 billion views.

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Strategy Sessions

Get a front-row seat to sessions led by global brands pioneering the path toward scalable, authentic storytelling.

You've built the story.
Future proof the strategy behind it.

If you shape stories or lead creative strategy—this is your room.

Brand Builders

Leaders defining what their brand stands for and where it's going next.

Marketing Leaders

Strategists driving growth across channels while staying true to the brand.

Creative Leaders

Innovators bringing AI into the creative process without losing the craft.

Operations Experts

Professionals optimizing efficient content workflows at scale.

What You'll Leave With

Strategies to scale storytelling without losing brand authenticity.

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Frameworks for managing multi-channel video complexity.

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Case studies and insights from global brands.

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Actionable ways to empower creative teams with AI

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Hosted by AdPipe

The AI platform built for the future of video storytelling.

Don't watch from the sidelines, get in the room!

Oct. 22, 2025 | The Eastern - ATL

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