This is a consolidated chronology rather than a page about one conference: it covers appearances in Kyiv, London, New York, Riccione, Amsterdam and Barcelona, as well as two announced engagements. The speaker is Igor Ivitskiy, whose work connects Google Ads, AI and analytical decision-making.
The entries show where Igor appeared and what kind of platform hosted him. They do not establish the detailed content of an unrecorded talk. That distinction matters here: an event name can identify a professional context, but it cannot supply a missing argument, method, quote or result.
Two EdPlatfoma appearances on an educational platform.
Business forums and networking events.
TechXcel and two AI Syndicate conferences.
International Search Summit and PPC.London.
A record of range, not reconstructed talks
A useful speaking archive has to separate presence from content. The confirmed facts here are the event, place and date, plus a topic only when the passport provides one. Content-led pages such as the Adworld Experience 2024 case can go deeper because their source material supports it. This page keeps the gaps visible.
The range of platforms is meaningful on its own. An educational venue, a business forum, an AI conference and a specialist search event place the speaker in different professional conversations. Readers looking for content-led examples can use the separate records of Hero Conf 2025 and Bansko Nomad Fest 2025, each kept distinct from this chronology.
What joins this chronology is therefore not one recovered presentation. It is a recurring intersection of paid acquisition, business judgment and AI, viewed through an analytical lens. The evidence is strongest where a title is known, especially for the announced PPC.London and International Search Summit talks. Everywhere else, the archive stops at participation and context.
Why I leave the gaps visible
When a recording or transcript is unavailable, I would rather preserve where and when I spoke than reconstruct a polished version after the fact. The value of this page is traceability, not retrospective certainty.
The same boundary is useful in training: a principle should be tied to evidence, while an unknown should remain an unknown. It is a sound starting point for studying analytical work without turning this chronology into a substitute for the original sessions.
Key insights
- This is a chronology, not a reconstructed transcript. The page records participation, location, date and only those topics that are explicitly documented.
- The settings span several professional contexts. The list includes an educational platform, business and networking events, AI conferences, a search summit and a PPC event.
- The geography is international. The confirmed entries move from Kyiv and London to New York, Riccione, Amsterdam and Barcelona.
- AI Syndicate has a different role in the record. The 2025 Riccione entry is identified as Igor’s own AI conference, followed by an Amsterdam edition in May 2026.
- Two future titles provide the clearest thematic evidence. One questions whether apparent campaign success creates profit; the other promises a mathematician’s lens on Google Ads.
- Availability is not the same as analysis. The 2025 International Search Summit recording is listed in the organiser’s video library, but its contents are not reproduced here.
Appearances and announced talks
- EdPlatfoma, Kyiv, Ukraine, 2021. Two appearances on an educational platform.
- TeamWin, Kyiv, Ukraine, 2021.
- TechXcel Empowering Innovations and AI, London, United Kingdom, 2023.
- Big Money Forum, London, United Kingdom, December 2023.
- WakeUp, New York, United States, 2024 and 2025.
- Ukrainian Business Networking Event, New York, United States, 2025.
- AI Syndicate, Riccione, Italy, 2025. Igor’s own conference about AI.
- International Search Summit, Barcelona, Spain, 2025. A recording is available in the organiser’s video library.
- AI Syndicate, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, May 2026.
- PPC.London, United Kingdom, 2026, announced talk: “Your Best Campaign Is Probably Losing You Money.”
- International Search Summit, Barcelona, Spain, May 13, 2027, announced talk: “Decoding Google Ads with a mathematician’s lens.”
The sequence begins with EdPlatfoma and TeamWin in Kyiv, then expands through business and technology events in London and New York. It later includes Igor’s own AI Syndicate conferences in Riccione and Amsterdam, plus specialist search appearances in Barcelona. The importance of the list lies in that change of context: the same professional identity is tested in communities that frame problems differently.
The platform names support a broad connection between business, AI, search and paid media, but they do not prove that every talk covered all four. AI Syndicate is explicitly described as a conference about AI. International Search Summit and PPC.London provide a search and paid advertising frame. The educational, forum and networking entries show different audience settings without revealing a missing agenda.
The announced titles sharpen that shared direction. “Your Best Campaign Is Probably Losing You Money” puts business value ahead of surface performance; Google’s explanation of conversion values gives official product context for measuring value beyond conversion count. “Decoding Google Ads with a mathematician’s lens” makes the analytical frame explicit. Google’s guide to steering AI-powered Search ads likewise shows why goals, measurement and human direction remain relevant as the platform automates more decisions. These help pages contextualise the field; they do not document either talk.
Key takeaways
The chronology connects educational, business, AI, search and PPC settings across several countries.
Historical entries establish presence and context, not undocumented claims about what was said.
The two announced titles make campaign economics and mathematical analysis the clearest documented forward themes.