Bay Area Founders Club Weekly Events Roundup by Dr. Paul Fang
Lecture 6

Thursday, April 2

Bay Area Founders Club Weekly Events Roundup by Dr. Paul Fang

Transcript

Thursday, April 2 Thursday begins with Founder Breakfast in San Francisco from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM PDT. It’s presented by Brderless and hosted by Amy Quan, Brderless, and Baargav Duggirala. A classic startup format, but sometimes the classics work for a reason. If you want morning founder energy, check it out on Luma. Then there’s Inference Engineering Ice Cream Social in San Francisco from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM PDT. This one probably wins on title alone. It’s presented by Baseten and hosted by Baseten and Philip Kiely. Serious topic, casual format — a very Bay Area combination. If that sounds fun, go pull it up on Luma. Next is Immigrant Founders + Investors Mixer in Menlo Park from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM PDT. It’s presented by Startup Grind and hosted by Startup Grind, James Gee, Danil Kislinskiy, and Dr. Paul Fang. This one adds community, identity, and startup energy all in one place. If that resonates with you, definitely check Luma and go. There’s also Startup Party Up for First Thursday in San Francisco from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM PDT. Presented by LlamaIndex Community and hosted by Rachel Eastwood, this looks like an easy social entry point into the startup crowd. If you want something lighter and more communal, it’s worth a look on Luma. Then comes Founder Bowling in San Francisco from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM PDT. Presented by Brderless and hosted by Amy Quan, Brderless, Sarina, Jose Esquer-Romero, and Tina Tran, this is another reminder that not every founder interaction needs to happen under fluorescent lights with a panel backdrop. If you want a more relaxed setting, check it out on Luma. And later that night there’s Open Build Night: OpenClaw in 20 Lines of Code in San Francisco from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM PDT. It’s presented by Worldwide Studios and hosted by Michael Raspuzzi and Will Sentance. This sounds especially appealing for people who want practical demos and low-friction building. If that’s you, go find it on Luma.