FOR FOUNDERS RAISING A SEED TO SERIES A

If you are a founder who intends to raise a Seed or Series A round in the next 18 months, you should attend the Startup Conference 2019.

THE BEST CONFERENCE IN TOWN

The Startup Conference is known for being the most founder-friendly conference around. No sponsor talks of dubious value, only people who have been there before to give you authentic advice.

HANDS-ON ACCESS

This year’s program features the best entrepreneurs and investors who share specific metrics and strategies for raising a Series A.

Speakers will also be available during small group discussions so you can establish real contacts and go deeper in topics you care about.

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Speakers

SpeakersEach year, we feature the most relevant entrepreneurs who can provide actionable advice for your startup and share their tricks and secrets on funding and growing a tech startup.

Past speakers are some of the best in the startup world:

Michael Seibel runs the Y Combinator program.
Drew Houston founded Dropbox.
Jerry Kaplan founded Go.
Guy Kawasaki was Chief Evangelist at Apple.
Danae Ringelmann founded Indiegogo.
Naval Ravikant founded AngelList.

I am so GLAD I went! I had a great day learning so much from aspiring people!

H. P.

I pitched to one of the VCs during the VC office hours and his feedback was an invaluable tool for me. Will most definitely attend it again.

Emmanuel, founder

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