Most agile conferences end with a photo album and a vague feeling that "it went well." RSG Taipei 2026 ended with 174 independent surveys and an NPS of 71, with 51.7% of respondents at management level or above — not a coincidence, but the scorecard from the only Regional Scrum Gathering in the world built entirely around “CEO decision-making” as its core positioning. This gathering replaced lectures with facilitation, ticket sales with referrals, and scale with decision-making depth, raising agile’s ceiling from the team to the boardroom. What actually stalls a company was never a shortage of method — it’s whether the decision-maker is willing to lay judgment calls out for the team to see. This article records how the gathering was designed, how far the volunteers pushed self-organization, and the one question behind 174 surveys that every company should be asking itself.