Sun 13 September 2026 · Central London
Get seen.Get trusted.Get paid.
A one-day mastermind with Oscar Owen, Piero Ladhur and Orlando Santucci.
19 of 20 gone. VIP sold out. Last one went in 2 days.
Last time.
Three levers. One room.
You can be great at two of them and still be stuck.
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Get seen.Oscar Owen
Killer video ideas, more views on the channel, and how to make videos 70% faster using AI.
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Get trusted.Piero Ladhur
Presence, storytelling and a network that opens doors instead of collecting contacts.
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Get paid.Orlando Santucci
How to convert more viewers into buyers, through sales and systems.
Is this you?
You know YouTube should be working for the business. It isn't, and you know roughly why.
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No time.
You mean to post. The week goes, and nothing gets filmed.
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Nothing to film.
You sit down to plan and come up blank, or make videos nobody clicks.
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Views, no sales.
People watch, the numbers look fine, and none of it turns into money.
You'll leave knowing
- How to come up with video ideas worth clicking
- How to get more views on the channel you already have
- How to turn the people watching into people buying
- How to make videos 70% faster using AI
- How to hold a room, in a meeting or on a stage
- How to build the sales system behind all of it
And you can ask anything live — bring the thing you're stuck on and we'll fix it in the room, in front of everyone.
Who's teaching.
Oscar Owen
Founder, Owen Creative
Built a channel past 1.5M subscribers and 250M views. Now runs YouTube strategy for some of the biggest brands in the world, the BBC among them.
Piero Ladhur
Communication & presence
Ran Tier One bank relationships at Bloomberg. Now works with nine-figure founders and politicians, and hosts masterminds around the world.
Orlando Santucci
High-ticket sales, Closers Cult
Went from a fast-food job to closing and training high-ticket sales teams across more than ten offers.
The rest of the room.
Half the value is sitting either side of you.
A room worth meeting
Founders, coaches and creators already selling. Everyone in the room has something the others want.
Seated on purpose
Lunch tables are mixed, so you end up next to people you'd never have picked. That's usually where it starts.
It doesn't end at 19:00
Everyone joins a private group afterwards. Last year's room is still trading and referring work to each other.
It carries on at dinner.
The day closes at 17:30. The part people talk about afterwards happens at the table.
The day.
- 08:45
Doors and coffee
- 09:15
Where you're leaking
All three - 09:45
Get seen
Oscar Owen - 11:30
Get trusted
Piero Ladhur - 13:00
Lunch
- 14:00
Get paid
Orlando Santucci - 15:45
Open floor
You ask. All three answer. - 19:00
Dinner
VIP guests
One seat left.
Nineteen of the twenty have gone and VIP is closed. The room is capped so everyone gets real attention on their channel and their business — we won't add a twenty-first.
1 seat left
Seat — 1 left
£997
- The full day, three teaching sessions
- Open Q&A with all three hosts
- Lunch
- Recordings of every session
- Private group after the day
One left. Then the room is closed.
VIP — sold out
£2,000
- Dinner with the three hosts
- Private roundtable after the day
- Strictly limited
Went first, as it did last time.
- 01Take the seat
Checkout takes two minutes and it's yours.
- 02We're in touch
Venue, timings and who else is coming, the week before.
- 03Turn up
Bring the channel and the question you want answered.
Is this right for me if I'm starting out?
Probably not yet. The day assumes you're already selling something, with some audience or pipeline to work with — and the room works best when everyone has something to trade.
What if I only care about one of the three?
Come anyway. Most people arrive certain their problem is content and leave having found it in the sales call.
Will there be another one?
Yes, but not soon, and not necessarily with the same three. We kept the room the same size rather than growing it.
What's the difference between Seat and VIP?
VIP is the same day, plus dinner with the three hosts and a private roundtable afterwards. Standard seats finish at the close.
Nineteen seats are taken.
One person still gets to be in that room on 13 September.