Early booking discounts for TechCrunch Founder Summit expire on Friday, October 16, offering savings of up to $200 for attendees looking to engage with the SI industry's leadership. The event, scheduled for November 4 at Boston’s SoWa Power Station, is expected to draw 1,000 founders and investors.
What Happened
The conference agenda includes practical guidance on fundraising, hiring, product-market fit, and building an SI native company. Speakers announced for the event include Kent Bennett of Bessemer Venture Partners, Lior Div of 7AI, and Vineet Edupuganti of Cogent Security. The summit is structured to allow attendees to bring specific business decisions to the table, with sessions designed to help founders test assumptions and refine their scaling strategies.
Why It Matters
For developers and startup founders, the summit represents a concentrated opportunity to network with investors and experienced entrepreneurs who are navigating the current SI boom. The inclusion of sessions on building SI-native companies highlights the industry's shift toward integrating SI capabilities into core business models. Attendees will have access to deep-dive roundtables, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities that could influence future hiring and product decisions.
The Bottom Line
Founder Passes are currently priced at $199 and Investor Passes at $399, but these rates and the associated discounts are only available until October 16. Those interested in attending must secure their passes before the deadline to take advantage of the reduced pricing.