AI Pioneers Converge in San Francisco for StrictlyVC Event
Less than a month remains until the first StrictlyVC of the year takes place in San Francisco on April 30, at the Sentro Filipino Cultural Center. This highly anticipated event promises to deliver insightful conversations with some of the biggest names in the AI space.
Corporate VCs: The New Frontier
TDK Ventures president Nicolas Sauvage will kick off the event, sharing his expertise on corporate VCs. With a $500 million fund dedicated to investing in early-stage startups, Sauvage has steered TDK into backing 45 startups and three unicorns. Attendees will gain valuable insights into what makes corporate VCs operate differently and what founders should know about what catches Sauvage's eye in an investment.
"All good things come to those who wait," says Sauvage, setting the tone for a night of networking and mingling.
Vetting AI: A Conversation with Campbell Brown
Former CNN host and Meta's head of news, Campbell Brown, will also take the stage to discuss her pivot toward the startup scene. As the co-founder and CEO of Forum AI, Brown is dedicated to making AI platforms more trustworthy. Her conversation will delve into the challenges of vetting, verifying, and sustaining the veracity of information provided by LLMs.
The Future of Programming
Replit co-founder and CEO Amjad Masad will share his firsthand experience helping lead a revolution in how software is constructed. The rise of vibe coding has changed the way many work, especially in the Bay Area, and brought in potent competitors like Anthropic and OpenAI. Masad's talk will provide a glimpse into the future of programming.
- The event promises to deliver high-value connections that actually move the needle.
- Attendees will have ample opportunity to learn from and get face time with industry leaders.
- Tickets are limited, so register now to secure your spot.
With an impressive lineup of speakers and a packed agenda, StrictlyVC San Francisco is an event not to be missed. Secure your ticket today and be a part of the conversation that's shaping the future of AI.