AI Tinkerers: GTM / Growth Track — Seattle Meetup

AI Tinkerers Seattle is scheduled to host an in-person GTM / Growth Track meetup on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, according to the group’s Seattle event page. The event is part of a recurring Seattle series focused on builders using AI and automation for go-to-market and growth work. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) The organizers describe it as a technical session for people actively shipping systems rather than a general-interest networking event. The Seattle site says RSVP information and event details are available through its local chapter pages. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) ### What is AI Tinkerers Seattle putting on this week? The May 26 event is listed as “GTM / Growth Track - Seattle” on both the Seattle chapter site and the broader AI Tinkerers events listing. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) The description says the session is dedicated to “building AI and automation to accelerate go-to-market and growth functions,” with examples including LLM-powered sales agents and automated content pipelines. AI Tinkerers Seattle says the meetup is an in-person gathering. The chapter homepage describes Seattle’s programming more broadly as meetups, talks and builder demos for the local AI community. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) ### Who is this meetup aimed at? The event language points to builders already working on products and workflows. The May event page says organizers are convening people “actively shipping systems” and want discussion of architecture, trade-offs and failures, rather than polished presentations. Earlier Seattle GTM-track pages use similar wording. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) A March kickoff page described the series as a “technical show-and-tell for builders, by builders,” and asked presenters to explain how they built GTM and growth AI tools. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) ### What are the attendance requirements? The registration requirement appears directly in the event flow. A separate “Submit Your Demo Proposal” page says attendees must be registered before they can access the demo-submission page. The May event description also says the gathering is a “high-trust” setting, which aligns with the organizer’s screening language in the user’s prompt, though the publicly indexed pages surfaced in search emphasize registration and gated access rather than publishing a full screening process. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) Based on those pages, attendance is not fully open-drop-in and is tied to the RSVP system on the Seattle site. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) ### Who is listed on the program? Patrick Thompson, identified on the presenters page as CEO at Clarify, is listed as a main stage speaker for the GTM / Growth Track event. His talk is titled “Scaffolding a GTM Motion From the Terminal,” according to the presenters page. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) Clarify and Tarka are listed as sponsors on the Seattle events page entry for the meetup. The same listing describes the session as focused on GTM and Growth. ### How does this fit into Seattle’s recent AI Tinkerers programming? Seattle’s GTM / Growth meetup follows earlier events in the same track this year. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) Search results for March and April show AI Tinkerers Seattle running GTM Engineering sessions before the May event. The Seattle chapter has also run other formats outside the GTM series. The broader events listing shows a May demo night featuring Oracle and NVIDIA earlier in the month, indicating the local chapter is mixing track-based builder sessions with general demo programming. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) (seattle.aitinkerers.org) ### Where can people find the next step? The May 26 event page and the Seattle events hub both direct readers to register through AI Tinkerers Seattle’s website. The demo-proposal page says only registered attendees can proceed to submit talks or demos, and the presenters page lists the program running from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. PDT. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) Tuesday, May 26, 2026, is the next concrete date in the process. AI Tinkerers Seattle’s local site carries the RSVP, speaker listing and event details for attendees and prospective presenters. (seattle.aitinkerers.org) (seattle.aitinkerers.org) (aitinkerers.org)