nextNYC Pre-Series A Offsite Gives Founders a Full Day Before the Next Round
The Series A process often begins long before the deck reaches an investor. It begins when a founder can see what the company will need to prove next and build toward it deliberately.
nextNYC’s Pre-Series A Offsite brings founders together with Series A and seed investors, experienced startup CEOs and peers for a full day in Brooklyn. The format gives the fundraising conversation enough time to move beyond introductions and into the decisions that shape a company before the next round.
Why this room matters
The Series A process often begins long before the deck reaches an investor. It begins when a founder can see what the company will need to prove next and build toward it deliberately. The useful measure is what the people in the room can understand, decide or carry into the work after the event ends.
Event details
- Date: 2026-11-11
- Time: 8:30 AM-4:30 PM ET
- Format: In person
- Location: Queen One, Brooklyn
- Hosts: nextNYC
- Register: Official event page
Registration availability, approval requirements, venue access and program details can change. Use the official page for the current organizer information.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is nextNYC Pre-Series A Offsite Gives Founders a Full Day Before the Next Round?
2026-11-11, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM ET.
Where is the event?
Queen One, Brooklyn.
How do I register?
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