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GTM Club Launch in Budapest: AI Powered Outbound with Clay

GTM Club Launch in Budapest: AI Powered Outbound with Clay

GTM Club Budapest: Hands On AI Powered Outbound with Clay

On March 4, 2026, we are launching the first GTM Club event in Budapest, focused on AI powered outbound and scalable go to market systems using Clay.

This is not a slide deck presentation.

It is a practical, guided session for founders, sales leaders, and RevOps professionals who want to build structured outbound workflows and use AI in a way that actually improves performance.

Why This Event Is Worth Your Time

Many teams experiment with AI tools, but few turn them into repeatable outbound systems.

In this session, you will not just hear about automation. You will see how outbound workflows are built step by step, how prospect research can be automated, and how personalized cold outreach can be generated at scale without losing quality.

Outbound does not fail because of effort. It fails because the system is fragmented. When research, insight, and execution move as one engine, scale becomes natural.

We keep the number of participants limited to make the session interactive, so questions, discussion, and practical thinking are part of the experience.

The goal is simple. Leave with a clearer system, not just ideas.

Download the event flyer here  

What You Will Learn

During this session, we will cover:

  • How to automate prospect research using AI

  • How to enrich contact and company data

  • How to build scalable outbound workflows

  • How to generate personalized cold outreach with Clay

  • How to increase pipeline without growing your sales team

The focus is on repeatable systems that improve outbound performance.

Why Clay Matters for Modern GTM Teams

Clay connects data, AI, and workflows in one place. GTM teams use it for sourcing leads, enriching company information, mapping markets, and building automated processes across sales and growth.

Outbound is just one piece. In this session, you will see how it fits into real sales systems and how it can support consistent execution.

There was a time, not so long ago, when go-to-market was mostly motion. Now it increasingly resembles architecture. That shift says more about where we are heading than any single tool ever could.

Session Host and Speaker 

Robert Bukits, Founder and CEO of Infinityn International and GTM strategist, will host the event and frame the discussion around modern go to market strategy.

The speaker of the session will be Andris Károlyi, a Clay certified GTM Engineer who works hands on with outbound and data workflows. He approaches GTM with a revenue architect mindset, focusing on how systems, tools, and CRM processes fit together to drive scalable growth.

During the session, he will demonstrate how Clay can support research, enrichment, and message generation in real outbound scenarios.

Event Details

📆March 4, 2026
🕓16:00 to 17:30 (Networking from 17:30)
📍Office Garden, Building "A", Floor 7, Alíz utca 1, 1117 Budapest

Seats are limited to keep the session hands on and discussion based.

If you are interested in AI powered sales, outbound automation, or modern GTM systems, this session is for you.
Register now to secure your place.


 

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