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​The Next 15 Years: A Fireside Chat with Tomer Diari (GP at Aleph)

​Overview

​Where is the tech ecosystem heading next? Join us for an intimate, high-signal evening designed for early-stage founders navigating today's shifting market dynamics.

​For our flagship gathering The Next 15 Years, we are joined by Tomer Diari, General Partner at Aleph. Tomer will sit down for a deep-dive fireside chat to unpack Aleph's long-term thesis and vision for the next decade and a half.

​We will cut through the noise to tackle the questions every early-stage builder is asking right now:

• ​The Macro Shift: What foundational changes will shape the next 15 years of venture-backed technology?

• ​Market Selection: Which sectors and verticals present genuine asymmetric upside today?

• ​Technology Frontiers: Beyond the hype cycles - what core tech stacks and architectural shifts should founders be building around?

• ​Founder Focus: How should early-stage teams allocate capital, talent, and time in the current climate?

​Agenda

• ​18:00 – 18:30: Arrival, Drinks & Networking

• ​18:30 – 20:00: Fireside Chat: Tomer Diari (Aleph) in Conversation, including audience Q&A

​Who Should Attend?
Early-stage tech founders, builders, and technical operators.

​Hosted by

​Or Azulay, Founder at Specks of Light

​About Our Guest

​Tomer Diari is a General Partner at Aleph, a Tel Aviv-based venture capital fund with over $500M under management, backing daring Israeli entrepreneurs who want to build scale-up companies and large, global businesses.

​Note: Approval is required to ensure a curated room of active founders and builders. Space is limited—please register early.