Google Event Attendance in Q4, 2025
Google leverages major industry events worldwide to reinforce its leadership across AI, fintech, digital experiences, and advanced partnerships. In Q4, 2025, Google is putting focus on conferences and trade shows as platforms to highlight its innovations, share key strategic initiatives, and drive thought leadership in evolving markets. This period also coincides with annual planning for many enterprises, making it an optimal time for sales and marketing leaders to engage with key stakeholders at Google.
Here are a few examples of where Google leaders are expected this quarter:
- Google Attendee: Toby Brown, Head of Global Banking Solutions – Money 20/20 USA 2025, 26–29 Oct 2025, Las Vegas, USA
- Google Attendee: Vedant Misra, AI Researcher – ODSC West 2025, 28–30 Oct 2025, San Francisco, USA
- Google Attendee: Filipe Ho, Global Strategic Partnerships Lead – Digital Signage Expo 2025, 19–21 Oct 2025, San Diego, USA
These events represent just a portion of Google’s Q4, 2025 activity across global conferences. Powered by Vendelux insights, clients have access to executive attendance, speaker rosters, and enriched attendee data to help them find top decision-makers for outreach. Sales and partnership teams can use this data to map their ICP, match prospects to events, and start scheduling meetings with Google stakeholders well before the conference begins.
About Google
- Industry: Technology, Internet Services, Cloud Computing, AI
- Headquarters: Mountain View, California, USA
- Employees: ~180,000 globally
- Annual Revenue: $324B+ (2024)
- Key Focus Areas in 2025: Generative AI integration, Search and Cloud innovations, Digital Payments, Android ecosystem advancements, and sustainability-based product design
Google continues to shape core industry trends around artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and cloud-based services. Its presence at major events underscores both its R&D investments and go-to-market strategy. For sales, marketing, and alliance leaders, tracking where and when Google is present opens meaningful windows for engagement aligned with Google’s evolving priorities.
How to Connect with Google Attendees at Events
Getting time with Google executives at high-demand conferences requires clear planning and relevant positioning. These teams often run tightly scheduled agendas during high-profile events, so timely outreach matters.
- Start early, a month before the event – Proactive outreach before agendas lock is the best way to earn time with Google stakeholders.
- Target your ICP, you will get a better response from personas interested in your solution – Google’s diverse business units mean outreach should be aligned with your ideal customer persona and relevant business unit.
- Align messaging to 2025 themes – Focus outreach on topics like AI development, digital infrastructure, digital payments, or cloud security, which are expected to guide budget and strategy at Google.
- Use Vendelux to auto-add newly confirmed attendees – As more Google personnel register within two weeks of the event, Vendelux can automatically trigger outreach to match your target personas.
- Personalize at scale – Use Vendelux data to segment compelling pre-event messages, driven by role, team, or past event behavior.
Getting in front of Google at events starts with understanding where their priorities are—and aligning your solutions to their current pipeline, product, or partnership initiatives across AI, digital payments, and cloud infrastructure.
Turn Google’s Q4, 2025 Event Presence Into Meetings
Knowing that Google has committed senior leaders to major Q4 events is only part of the equation—acting on that intelligence is what drives results. Vendelux provides enriched attendee data, visibility, and tools to help teams target their ICP, match them to the most relevant events, and run outreach to land meetings in advance. Bookings, validation, and campaign execution, all within one platform, help teams act fast and get ahead of their competitors.
FAQs About Google’s Event Presence
Who are Google’s main competitors at industry events?
Google’s top competitors at events include Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Apple, Meta, and Salesforce—each with active speaker and sponsorship roles across global tech and enterprise events.
Can I see what events Google’s competitors are attending?
Yes. Vendelux enables users to track and compare event attendance across Google and its competitors, helping you adjust your plans and benchmark activity at the account level.
Why does Google attend industry conferences?
Google uses conferences to share product innovation, form new partnerships, understand enterprise needs, and influence emerging industry conversations in digital infrastructure and AI.
Which focus areas does Google emphasize at conferences?
Key areas include generative AI, digital payment solutions, search and cloud optimization, privacy and security, and next-generation hardware integrations.
What goals does Google aim to achieve at industry events?
Google aims to increase visibility for new and existing products, build executive alignment with partners, and capture insight into where enterprise and consumer demands are moving.
What kind of presence does Google usually have at major conferences (sponsor, exhibitor, speaker)?
Google often participates as a sponsor, exhibitor, and frequently includes executives in speaking roles, tech lab sessions, or fireside chats.
Can I pre-book meetings with Google attendees before an event?
Yes. Using Vendelux, teams can identify verified Google attendees and schedule meetings in advance—before onsite calendars fill up.
What types of executives or teams from Google typically attend events?
Attendees range from product leads and researchers to business executives focused on partnerships, cloud services, and AI development.
How can I connect with Google at upcoming events?
With Vendelux, users can view executive-level attendance and start targeting relevant Google contacts with validated data for structured outreach pre-event.
How does Google measure the impact or ROI of event participation?
Google evaluates event success through partner engagement, ecosystem growth, branding lift, and feedback on future product directions.
