Funding Deep Tech, Private Dinner (LPs, FOs + 4 GP representatives)
Funding Deep Tech, Private Dinner.
Invite-only.
Hosted by Frontier Deep Tech and Silicon Roundabout Ventures: intimate evening where investors unite under the warm glow of camaraderie and good conversation.
Sponsored by: Mischon De Reya.
This isn't your typical VC event.
Enjoy the unique experience of one of London's most iconic private dining, with exquisite dishes and live music, and a great private setting overlooking the legendary venue bar and restaurant.
And the crowd!
Finally a private event for VC funders and a selected delegation of front-line deeptech VCs to discuss hot topics such as:
By 2030 1/5th of ALL the US electricity will be needed to power current AI models. What does it mean for the semiconductor and climate worlds?
Quantum computing developments fill up the minds of both governments and corporates alike. How do you discern hype from real breakthroughs?
We came out of covid faster thanks to Moderna and BioNTech: what's the next frontier for health tech?
Northvolt seems to be approaching its decacorn IPO time: What's the role Europe is taking in producing world-class innovation in Deeptech, and what is needed to back these founders?
In short: if you're one of the lucky people invited, then to join us for this a rare chance to sit down with some of the people backing (or interested in backing) the next wave of technology and venture capital.
Mingle with families and other LPs whilst meeting some of the most insightful VCs who are looking into different areas of the European deeptech scene.
On the evening of May 22nd, as the city lights of London flicker to life, we'll gather at Quaglino's private dining room with live music for a dinner that's all about great food and atmosphere, personal relationships, and a touch of insight into the world of deeptech.
Investors-only affair, with an extremely intimate setting and a fixed number of seat for only top-calibre guests.
Time to build some Deeptech Titans out of Europe? One of the hosts wrote about this very topic here.
Registration mandatory.