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Hypergrowth 2018 – meet the 50skills team!

Nicola Lumb
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Nicola Lumb
B2B marketing leader at 50skills
Published on:
May 2, 2018
Last updated on:
September 25, 2026

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About Hypergrowth

HYPERGROWTH brings together entrepreneurs and business leaders who have built brands, sparked movements, and found ways to unlock unprecedented growth. In 2018 HYPERGROWTH is coming to The Bank of America Pavilion in Boston on Tuesday September 4th and The Masonic in San Francisco on Monday September 24.

A ticket to HYPERGROWTH is a ticket to learn, invest in yourself, and get connected to an amazing group of people who are all after the same thing: unlocking and unleashing their true potential in order to achieve the results and the life they desire.

And HYPERGROWTH all happens on one stage so you don’t have to pick and choose or sprint to catch a breakout before it fills up. After all, the whole point of HYPERGROWTH is to bring people together so we can learn and grow together, and that’s why there’s one agenda for everyone.

We’ll go behind the scenes across art, marketing, sales, health, and fitness to reveal how you can transform your life and create your breakthrough this year.

We will have a jammed packed lineup of world-class speakers for both events. HYPERGROWTH 2017 sold out (not a “sell out” — we literally had to turn people away and they almost called the fire marshall). And seats are extremely limited and this event will sell out.

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Nicola Lumb
About the author
Nicola Lumb is a B2B marketing leader at 50skills, with a strong focus on brand, content, demand generation and commercial growth. A CIM-qualified digital marketer, she combines creative storytelling with data-led decision-making to make HR automation and practical AI easier to understand, showing how HR teams can spend less time on repetitive work and more time on the work that actually needs people.