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Lunch with an international VC in Barcelona

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Lunch with an international VC in Barcelona

The best conversations rarely happen in conference rooms. If you're in Barcelona, join us on Saturday, July 18, at 12:00 PM at Tapa Tapa Westfield Glòries for an informal meetup with Denis Kalyshkin, Principal at I2BF Global Ventures.

Whether you're building your first startup, scaling a company, running an accelerator or venture studio, working in corporate innovation, or simply curious about startups and venture capital, this is an opportunity to have honest conversations in a relaxed setting over coffee (or tapas).

What to expect

  • Ask candid questions about fundraising, venture capital, and startup growth.

  • Get straightforward feedback on your startup, pitch, or strategy from an international VC.

  • Meet founders, investors, accelerator teams, venture builders, and innovation professionals from Barcelona's startup ecosystem.

  • Enjoy a casual lunchtime meetup with great people—no stage, no panels, no presentations, just meaningful conversations.

About Denis

Denis Kalyshkin is a Principal at I2BF Global Ventures, where he has spent more than 12 years investing in Vertical SaaS and DeepTech startups.

He is also the founder of Ask VC, an ecosystem of value-added services designed to help startup founders navigate fundraising, growth, and investor relationships.

Who should join?

  • Startup founders (at any stage)

  • Accelerator and incubator teams

  • Venture studios

  • Corporate innovation and venture teams

  • Angel investors

  • Anyone passionate about startups and entrepreneurship

Come by, grab a coffee, join the conversation, and expand your network.

Space is limited. See you on July 18!

Location
Av. Diagonal, 208
Sant Martí, 08018 Barcelona, Spain
Hosted By
42 Went