GitHub's annual conference, Satellite, transitioned to a virtual format due to the COVID-19 pandemic, requiring the team to rapidly adapt their strategies for a successful online event. The shift highlighted the importance of remote collaboration, leveraging GitHub's experience with asynchronous communication and remote-first practices to engage a wider audience. Key challenges included selecting the right digital platform, creating engaging content, and providing interactive experiences, such as virtual "rooms" for attendee interaction. Team members like Sherrine Tan, Brandon Rosage, and Brian DeMott shared insights on maintaining productivity and team cohesion in a remote setting, emphasizing the significance of personal connections, clear communication, and flexibility. They also discussed the emotional impact of remote work during the pandemic, underscoring the need for empathy and open communication. As GitHub's remote-first approach facilitated collaboration across global teams, the company recognized the value of trust and autonomy in remote work while offering advice for those new to this environment, such as maintaining routines and ensuring self-care.