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Silicon Valley NetTrek

Apr 30, 2026 · San Francisco Bay Area

Held every spring (April).Next trip: April — dates to be announced.

Each spring, Strategy students head to the Bay Area for the program's signature career trek. The 2026 trip paired two days at the AI Developer Conference with behind-the-scenes visits across San Francisco, the Peninsula, and the South Bay — and capped each evening with time alongside BYU alumni working in product and strategy.

Dates
April 27 – May 1, 2026
Where
San Francisco Bay Area
Who
Strategy juniors & seniors
6
Company Visits

Office tours, product demos, and candid Q&A with PMs and strategists at leading tech firms.

2 Days
AI Dev Conference

Full access to the AI Developer Conference at Pier 48 — an Andrew Ng keynote, hands-on workshops, and 3,000+ developers.

50+
Alumni at Dinner

An evening of mentoring and networking with BYU product-management alumni across the Bay Area.

Itinerary

Mon, Apr 27

Travel to San Francisco
Check in, explore the city

Tue–Wed, Apr 28–29

AI Developer Conference
Pier 48 — Andrew Ng keynote, workshops, demos
Dinner with LangChain
Wednesday evening

Thu, Apr 30

9:00 AM
McKinsey & Company
12:00 PM
Box
Redwood City
2:30 PM
Stanford
Hoover, d.school, and the GSB
6:00 PM
BYU Alumni PM Networking Dinner

Fri, May 1

8:15 AM
LinkedIn
Breakfast and visit — Santa Clara
11:30 AM
Google
Mountain View
2:00 PM
Intuit
Mountain View

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AI Developer Conference
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