Boston to host TechCrunch Founder Summit with savings available
The TechCrunch Founder Summit, sponsored by Fidelity Private Shares, is scheduled for tomorrow, November 4th, at the SoWa Power Station in Boston. The event aims to connect founders and investors for a day dedicated to startup growth strategies.
Attendees can currently benefit from discounted ticket prices, which will increase when doors open at 9 a.m. ET. Individual tickets offer savings of up to $100. A “bring a friend” promotion provides a free pass with the purchase of one. Group discounts are also available, with 15% off for groups of 4-12 and 30% off for groups of 13 or more.
The summit will address key challenges faced by founders, including determining product-market fit, understanding the right time to scale, and effectively communicating with investors. Other topics include team building, securing enterprise clients, and the viability of building a successful company outside of Silicon Valley.
The event features multiple learning formats. The Build Stage will offer practical advice on fundraising, distribution, team management, and pitching. The Impact Stage will focus on product-market fit, scaling, enterprise relationships, and long-term growth. Smaller roundtable discussions and a live pitch competition will also be held. Attendees can utilize the Braindate networking app to connect with others and participate in a closing reception.
Registration is now open, and prospective attendees are encouraged to secure their passes before the discounted rates expire at 9 a.m. ET tomorrow.
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