StrictlyVC, TechCrunch’s boutique evening series, is set to return to New York’s West Village on Thursday, September 10. This marks the series' first New York event in two years, following recent events in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Athens.
The event will feature a lineup of speakers discussing various topics, including AI, sports organizations as business investments, community-building, venture economics, and politics. Among the speakers are investor Keith Rabois, who will share his views on venture capital and Khosla Ventures' investment in OpenAI.
Other speakers include Craig Shapiro of Collaborative Fund and Jason Levien, CEO of D.C. United, who will discuss sports organizations as business investments. Tristan Walker, founder of Heirloom Craft, and Brynn Putnam, founder of the game company Board, will explore how AI impacts creation and community. Deven Parekh of Insight Partners is also scheduled to discuss the evolving landscape of investment firms.