Mile High Dreamin' 2026 ran Aug 26–27, 2026 in Denver, United States. It is a SaaS conference. ConferenceGrid lists 11 speakers, 26 sponsors and 8 sessions. Dates for the next edition are not announced yet.
Lineup updated Oct 11, 2026
Salesforce conference in Denver, United States
Programmed at Mile, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 8 sessions.
The demos are short. The impact is huge. In this high-energy demo jam, Salesforce partners compete to showcase their solutions in a race against the clock. See innovative tools in …
A layoff. A missed deadline. A promotion that went to someone else. A certification exam you failed twice. A life that didn't go as planned. Someone in this room is carrying one of…
Get the boost you need to start getting hands-on with Omniscript as a non-developer! Omnistudio is marketed as “low-code,” but “low-code” doesn’t always mean “admin-friendly.” Fort…
What happens when Salesforce development goes headless? In this fast-paced, demo-driven session, we’ll explore an AI-aided approach to building Salesforce and Data 360 solutions - …
OmniStudio (Vlocity) Document Generation is a powerful yet often confusing tool in the Salesforce ecosystem. With a steep learning curve and inconsistent documentation, many profes…
AI is changing the way that we work. We're going to look at how we got here and what the future of the Agentic Enterprise will look like.
Ready for some Salesforce automation action? Join us for a high-energy Flow challenge where Salesforce professionals go head-to-head to solve real-world automation puzzles, uncover…
As Agentforce continues to transform the way we work, our roles are evolving in exciting ways. Together, we'll explore how AI is creating new opportunities to spend more time solvi…
What does it mean when 31 companies show up, and 1 bet on three roles at once?
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