Sometimes that means a town hall where the audience runs the conversation. Sometimes it means helping founders set real meetings instead of making them pitch. Sometimes it means filling a room with food, drinks, music, games, and people worth meeting.
Every event we have produced so far has been free to attend. We are extremely proud of that.
Our town halls are driven by live audience questions and voting, not a canned conversation.
We are building across Southern California and Phoenix, with more cities on the way.
AI Town Hall, Legal Town Hall, and Lawyers & Language Models are built around the questions people actually want answered. The audience submits questions, votes, and helps decide where the conversation goes.
We wanted a better way to run audience-led events and could not find one that worked the way we needed. So we created our own live Q&A and voting platform and put the room in control.
We do not make founders perform for a room and hope something happens. Funding Friday is designed to help people have useful conversations, meet the right people, and work toward actual meetings.
Good companies need the right mix of people. Co-Founder Wanted creates a room where founders, operators, and potential collaborators can meet around what they want to build next.
We cover the food and drinks and give people something to do together: virtual golf, karaoke, Guitar Hero, live DJs, AI DJs, product demos, games, and whatever else makes the room feel alive.
We work with sponsors, venues, incubators, and community partners to make events more generous, more useful, and less transactional. Better conversations. Better introductions. Better reasons to show up.
Insight & Access is growing from San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. The format changes, but the standard does not: make it worth showing up, bring the right people into the room, and keep the door open to as many people as possible.
