Leadership

LDX3 New York 2026

LDX3 New York is the festival for modern engineering leadership, bringing together industry leaders, managers, and practitioners to explore the latest trends in engineering, AI, technical choices, team workflows, and leadership. Across six tracks, attendees will participate in workshops, roundtables, career panels, hands-on labs, and networking activities fo…

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75Speakers
52Sponsors
99On the bill · sessions
103Companies · in total
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Speakers

Programmed at LDX3, in alphabetical order.
Alicia Collymore
Engineering Manager · incident.io
Aloke Desai
Tech Lead / Engineering Manager · Warp
Ameya Kanitkar
Co-founder & CTO · Larridin
Andrew Zigler
GTM Engineer · LinearB
Ángel Paredes Barato
Engineering Manager · Datadog
Ankit Jain
Co-founder & CEO · Aviator
Anna Selway
Staff Analytics Engineer · Monzo
Boomie Odumade
Fractional CTO/VPE · TechBees
Camille Fournier
VP of Engineering & Author
Carla Vieira
Senior Data Engineer · QuantumBlack, AI by McKinsey
Celina Amados
Senior Site Reliability Engineer · Netflix
Charity Majors
Co-Founder & CTO · Honeycomb
Chris Bigelow
Engineering Manager · Lovevery
Chris Class
Senior Engineering Manager · Ex-incident.io
Christina Chan
Staff Software Developer · Wealthsimple
Christopher Egemba
CEO · Lightenet Technologies
Daniel Wagner-Hall
Director of Technical Education · CodeYourFuture
Dan Mahr
Staff Software Engineer · DroneDeploy
Dan Manges
Co-founder & CEO · RWX
Dan Moore
Senior Director, CIAM Strategy & Identity Standards · FusionAuth
David Kiger
VP Engineering · Yelp
David Yee
VP of Engineering · The New York Times
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Sponsors

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
AntithesisFeatured
Augment CodeHeadline
BitriseSupporting
ChainguardSupporting
CircleCISupporting
Cloudflare
Coder
Dash0Supporting
Datadog
DiagridSupporting
Docker
DXHeadline
Embraceentry-level
FigmaFeatured
Frontegg
FusionAuthSupporting
GoogleSupporting
HarnessSupporting
HoneycombFeatured
HudSupporting
incident.ioFeatured
Jellyfish
LambdaTest
LarridinHeadline
LaunchDarklySupporting
MablFeatured
Microsoft
New Relic
Octopus DeployFeatured
OpenObserveentry-level
O'ReillyFeatured
OutSystemsFeatured
Postman
QodoHeadline
RetoolFeatured
RootlyFeatured
Rootly AIFeatured
RWXHeadline
Sauce Labs
Skiller Whale
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Agenda

Selected from 99 sessions on the bill.
  • 09:00 – 09:14

    Welcome to LDX3 London 2026

    Host’s opening address.

    Leading your Organization stage
  • 09:00 – 09:24

    Welcome to LeadDev New York 2025

    A welcome to LeadDev London 2025 from the host, David Yee.

    Main Track
  • 09:15 – 09:30

    Introducing your host: David Yee

    A welcome from the host, David Yee.

    Organizational Leadership stage
  • 09:15 – 09:30

    Introducing your host: Maude Lemaire

    A welcome from the host, Maude Lemaire.

    Making Technical Choices Stage
  • 09:20 – 09:45

    The story box

    In this talk, Michael Lopp will tell you a story about stories. From almost 30 years of leadership, Lopp will not only tell you stories from Slack, Pinterest, Netscape, Borland, an…

    Leading your Organization stage
  • 09:25 – 09:49

    A reality check on AI’s impact on business transformation

    Drawing on his experience working on internal engineering projects and with large clients, Dilip Krishna will help identify the best opportunities for AI to make an impact on your …

    Main Track
  • 09:30 – 10:00

    How we migrated from manual deploys to agent-driven development in under six months

    The technical and organizational details of one team’s move to continuous deployment with substantial agent-written PRs, and a repeatable approach others can apply to their own wor…

    Making Technical Choices Stage
  • 09:30 – 10:00

    The state of the software engineering industry

    A candid view on where software and AI engineering are heading, what the signals actually suggest, and what it means for teams and careers. Gergely will give a candid read on where…

    Organizational Leadership stage
  • 09:50 – 10:04

    Predictable is better than fast

    Prioritizing predictability over speed leads to faster, more sustainable software development. Learn how stable workflows, better planning, and reliable systems drive long-term eff…

    Main Track
Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

What does it mean when 103 companies show up, and 14 bet on three roles at once?

103 companies. fourteen are betting more than once.

The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page, cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.

Who's in the room
14All threespeak · spons · exh
38Sponsoringsponsor only
51Companies Speakingspeaker only

The Triple-Threat

Datadog·Honeycomb·incident.io·Augment Code·DX·Figma·FusionAuth·Google·Larridin·RWX·Skiller Whale·Span·Tailscale·The Marcy Lab School

Speakers by seniority

49% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.

  • C-suite1419%
  • Founder / Owner45%
  • VP-level1115%
  • Director / Head of811%
  • Manager / Lead2229%
  • Product11%
  • Engineer · IC1115%
  • Advisor / Investor11%
  • Other roles34%

Of 75 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies
  1. 01DatadogSp2V
  2. 02HoneycombSp·F2V
  3. 03incident.ioSp·F2V
  4. 04Augment CodeSp·H1V
  5. 05DXSp·H1V
  6. 06FigmaSp·F1V
  7. 07FusionAuthSp·S1V
  8. 08GoogleSp·S1V
  9. 09LarridinSp·H1V
  10. 10RWXSp·H1V
  11. 11Skiller WhaleSp1V
  12. 12SpanSp·S1V
  13. 13TailscaleSp·S1V
  14. 14The Marcy Lab SchoolSp·T1V
Sponsors by tier
entry-level3
6% of 52
featured14
27% of 52
headline5
10% of 52
supporting14
27% of 52
tech ngo partner1
2% of 52
unspecified15
29% of 52
At peer events but not here

These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.

Related events · by shared sponsors