NYC Tech Poker Night (by Arya & Nebular)
Arya Health & Nebular present to you: NYC Tech Poker Night
Join us for our first Tech Poker Night, bringing together top founders, investors, and builders in NYC for an evening of competition, conversation, and connection.
Whether you’re a seasoned player or just learning the game, all skills levels are welcome.
Seats are limited.
What to expect
Good people, real conversation, friendly competition. Just cards, drinks, and good energy.
Food & drinks
We’ll have drinks and light snacks throughout the night. Come hungry enough to stay, not so hungry you miss a hand.
The details
Seats are limited
All skill levels welcome
Cash game. Buy-in starts at $50
Random and guaranteed poker seating
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About the Hosts:
Arya is a fast-growing healthcare technology company building digital agents that work alongside EMRs to automate non-clinical administrative work in home health, home care, and hospice. As regulatory pressure rises and margins tighten, Arya helps teams streamline caregiver onboarding, patient intake, scheduling, and compliance so they can focus on delivering care.
Arya was founded by Kunal Sarda, a Wharton alum, Techstars graduate, and Inc Magazine Top 35 Under 35 Entrepreneur. Previously, Kunal founded VerbalizeIt, a tech-enabled services platform acquired by Smartling.
Nebular is an early-stage venture capital fund based in New York City, investing at pre-seed and seed across the US and Europe. The fund takes a concentrated, lead-check approach and backs uncommon founders, unexpected ideas, and emerging technologies at the very beginning of new markets. Nebular moves fast, leads rounds, and shows up when it matters without telling founders how to run their companies.
Nebular was founded by Finn Murphy, an engineer-turned-operator and investor with a background in mathematics and mechanical engineering. Having founded multiple startups himself, Finn brings technical depth and hard-won operator instincts to early-stage investing. Born in Ireland and now based in New York, he’s usually either chasing the next great founder or the idea they haven’t shared yet.