Built in Person Asks What Physical Space Still Does for a Scaling Company
A distributed company can work from anywhere. The harder question is what it loses when every important interaction has to be scheduled.
Built in Person: How Great Companies Scale IRL takes place on October 21, 2026. The best companies aren’t built entirely behind a screen. Join us for an evening bringing together founders, operators, and real estate professionals to talk about what it actually takes to scale a company in the physical world — from building culture and teams in person to finding the right office and planning for long-term growth.
Why this room matters
A distributed company can work from anywhere. The harder question is what it loses when every important interaction has to be scheduled. The value of the event will not be measured by how current the subject sounds. It will be measured by whether the people in the room leave with a clearer decision, a more useful relationship or a sharper understanding of the work waiting outside it.
The organizer identifies Corgi NYC, Maddie, Eddie Graczyk, Alex Mormorunni, Divyanshi Autade, Elliot Brandler, Connor DeSimone as hosts. DevCuration preserves that public organizer record without turning historical participants, invited guests or newsletter language into confirmed speakers.
Event details
- Date: October 21, 2026
- Time: 6:00 PM-8:30 PM EDT
- Format: In person
- Location: Corgi Cafe, New York
- Hosts: Corgi NYC, Maddie, Eddie Graczyk, Alex Mormorunni, Divyanshi Autade, Elliot Brandler, Connor DeSimone
- Register: Official event page
Registration availability, approval requirements, venue access and program details can change. Use the official page for the current organizer information.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Built in Person: How Great Companies Scale IRL?
October 21, 2026, 6:00 PM-8:30 PM EDT.
Where is the event?
Corgi Cafe, New York.
How do I register?
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