

Work From the Dock: Founder Session with BV Jagadeesh + Founder Open Mic
βWork From the Dock: Founder Session with BV Jagadeesh
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Wednesday, March 25
π 10:00 AM β 1:00 PM
π Venture Dock β 555 University Ave, Palo Alto
βA rare chance to meet BV Jagadeesh-up close, unfiltered, and in community.
βAbout the Event
βThis week at Work From the Dock, weβre hosting a special session with BV Jagadeesh-founding investor, entrepreneur, and one of the early backers behind companies like Nutanix, Cohesity, NetScaler, and Yodlee.
βA small-room conversation where founders can engage directly, ask questions, and get unfiltered insight from someone who has built, scaled, and funded multiple category-defining companies.
βIf you're building, thinking about fundraising, or refining your story-this is the room you want to be in.
βπ₯ Why You Donβt Want to Miss This
ββ’ Direct access to BV Jagadeesh: ask questions, hear how he evaluates founders, and learn from decades of building and investing
β’ Founder Open Mic: share what youβre building, get feedback, and pressure-test your thinking
β’ Live investor perspective: understand what actually matters at the early stage
βπ€ Founder Open Mic
βAny founder can jump in to:
β’ Share what theyβre building
β’ Ask for feedback
β’ Get unstuck on a specific challenge
β’ Practice their pitch in a low-pressure environment
βπ€ About BV Jagadeesh
βFounding Managing Partner at Silicon Valley Quad (SVQ), FalconX Incubator, and KAAJ Ventures, BV Jagadeesh is a seasoned entrepreneur and investor who has founded and backed multiple iconic companies including:
βNutanix (IPO), Cohesity, NetScaler (acquired by Citrix), NetMagic (NTT), Ocarina (Dell), and Yodlee.
βHe has spent decades working closely with founders to build category-defining enterprise companies β from early-stage to exit.
βπ‘ Why Attend
ββ’ Get real-time feedback from an experienced investor
β’ Learn how early-stage decisions are evaluated
β’ Practice your pitch in a supportive, high-signal room
β’ Connect with founders who are actively building
βWhere founders show up, speak up, and move forward. π