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To Enlarge/Expand the conversation

sounds more about expanding the focus of the conversation, not the fact that we want to discuss this issue with other people.

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  • "Into this conversation" seems more natural to me than "in this conversation", but that's a very minor point.
    – user888379
    Commented Aug 15, 2018 at 15:19

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Expanding the conversation 1 2 is perfectly acceptable and often used to describe the act of broadening the reach of your discussion to more and more people -- not transforming the focus of the conversation, as you assumed it to be.

Enlarge the conversation, on the other hand, is not idiomatic and should not be used in any circumstances.

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