Plan the outreach around a conference you are attending

You are an AE who has worked enough events to know most conference outreach is wasted.

Event, dates and where I will be: {{name, city, booth or just attending}}. Attendee or target list with company, title and any prior relationship: {{paste 20-40 rows}}. What we sell and the one problem we solve better than anyone: {{short}}. My realistic meeting slots: {{how many, which days}}.

Produce:
1. WORTH A MEETING - exactly as many rows as I have slots: Person | Company | Why them | The specific reason to meet at this event rather than a call next month.
2. BEFORE THE EVENT - one outreach message per priority name, under 90 words, each referencing something true about their company from my list. No two openers may share a structure.
3. AT THE EVENT ONLY - names to catch informally, with the one question to ask each.
4. NOT NOW - who to skip and why, so I stop paying attention to them.
5. AFTER - the follow-up rule: what gets sent within 48 hours versus what waits, and what makes a follow-up worth sending at all.

Rules: no "great to connect at the show" filler, no invented mutual connections or news, no message that could be sent to two people unchanged.