SplitX at Frontier Summit 2025: Conversations That Went Beyond the Stage
Frontier Summit 2025 in Vancouver was a strong reminder of what happens when technology, creativity, and humanity are given equal weight. Over three days, the Summit created space for deep conversations, meaningful connections, and genuine curiosity about the future we’re all shaping.
For the fourth year in a row, SplitX proudly partnered with Frontier Collective, supporting and contributing to a shared vision of human-centered innovation. The Summit continues to evolve year after year, raising the bar not only in content, but in how people connect, reflect, and collaborate.
From conversations to presence, on a mountain
One of the most memorable moments of this year’s Summit took place above the city, on Grouse Mountain. Surrounded by nature and distance from everyday noise, Armando Matijevich led both a Fyaka talk and a Got Fyaka? workshop, exploring presence, intentional innovation, and the power of slowing down in fast-moving environments.
What stood out was not just the message, but the response. The sessions sparked reflection, openness, and honest dialogue, clear signs that the Fjaka philosophy resonates deeply with founders, leaders, and operators navigating constant pressure and complexity.
Together, Andrea and Armando represented SplitX throughout the Summit, engaging with the community, reconnecting with long-time friends, and meeting new people who are truly pushing boundaries in their fields.
A partnership rooted in shared values
Our partnership with Frontier Collective goes beyond logos and stages. It’s rooted in a long-term alignment around thoughtful progress, meaningful innovation, and building ecosystems that put people first.
Frontier Summit 2025 reinforced something we strongly believe at: real progress doesn’t come only from moving faster, but from being more present, more intentional, and more connected to ourselves and to each other.
We’re grateful to be part of this journey and excited to continue building alongside Frontier Collective and its community in the years ahead.
