n8n Valencia Workshop

In the Loop 2026: n8n Future Vision from Berlin

Name: In the Loop 2026: n8n Future Vision from Berlin
Start: 2026-10-19T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-19T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Base 2

Fresh from In the Loop, n8n's first global conference in Berlin, Roman Rodomansky co-hosted the third n8n Valencia workshop and gave its first talk: what's next for n8n.

Roman Rodomansky speaking at the n8n Valencia workshop, holding up a small handheld device that a photo on the screen beside him also shows, behind a microphone and a laptop covered in n8n stickers. — At the n8n Valencia workshop, October 19, 2026.

When: October 19, 2026
Where: Base 2, Valencia
Hosts: n8n, Martin Jokub and Roman

See the photos The workshop on luma.com

70people at the workshop, with every seat booked days before
4talks on how n8n runs inside real businesses
3rdn8n Valencia workshop, in the port of Valencia

The talk

In the Loop (opens in a new tab), n8n's first global conference, took place in Berlin on October 13 and 14. Roman was there, and six days later he opened the talks in Valencia with what he brought back: where n8n is heading next.

Roman has used n8n to automate Ralabs' internal operations for more than two years, and has consulted for enterprises in San Francisco. He builds AI and automation projects that combine n8n, MCP and custom applications, and has seen both what works and what gets hard once automation moves into a business's daily operations.

The workshop

Most n8n tutorials explain how the nodes work. This workshop was about how n8n is actually adopted inside businesses: from a business problem to a process, an automation approach, an n8n workflow and a working solution. The talks showed where deterministic automation works best, where AI agents make sense, and how the two combine in one system.

17:00 Snacks, drinks and “flowtworking”
17:45 Opening words
18:00 In the Loop 2026: n8n future vision from Berlin · Roman Rodomansky, Ralabs
18:35 AI sales call intelligence and CRM automation · Davide Rapidà, TriggerlyAI
19:10 How MetaMask turned fragmented data into AI-powered business insights · Sara Antole, MetaMask
19:45 Inside a real B2B acquisition workflow · Nathan Guillaumin, B2B acquisition consultant
20:10 Closing networking

Roman co-hosted the evening with Martin Jokub, an n8n ambassador, and n8n. Base 2 was the venue partner. The workshop was in English, and every seat was booked days before, with a waiting list.

From the room

n8n Valencia brings together people who build automation and AI systems in the city. Its third edition met on the terrace of Base 2, over the port of Valencia.

The n8n Valencia workshop on Base 2's covered terrace: people on blue chairs facing the speaker and a screen, with yachts and the port of Valencia behind. — Base 2's terrace, over the port of Valencia.

Roman Rodomansky speaking into a microphone and gesturing with one hand, his laptop with n8n stickers on the lectern. — What's next for n8n, from Berlin.

n8n's banner at Base 2.

Workshop attendees on blue chairs, listening to a talk. — Every seat was booked days before.

The workshop at dusk: the screen introduces Sara Antole's MetaMask talk, with the port and its lights behind. — As the evening fell: Sara Antole's MetaMask talk.

In AI Adoption Score

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