As software becomes easier to build, attention and trust become harder to earn. This Betaworks breakfast brings the distribution question forward, with Liz Friedland sharing how content and community can become durable growth advantages for an early-stage company.
Distribution is often discussed after product, even though it shapes what gets learned, who provides feedback, and how quickly a startup earns relevance. Community-led growth is especially powerful when users do more than consume the product—they explain it, invite others, and help define the category.
The breakfast is aimed at founders, growth and marketing leaders, community builders, and operators responsible for finding repeatable paths to attention and adoption.
The central idea is simple but demanding: distribution cannot be bolted on later. Founders should leave thinking about the behaviors that could turn early users into participants, advocates, and a source of compounding market insight.
Registration requirements, capacity, and access details can change. Use the official registration page above for the latest information from the organizer.
2026-08-06 at 9:30 AM ET.
Betaworks, 29 Little W 12th St in New York, NY. If the exact venue is private, it will be shared with approved registrants.
The breakfast is aimed at founders, growth and marketing leaders, community builders, and operators responsible for finding repeatable paths to attention and adoption.
Register through the official organizer page: https://luma.com/nw4wh0y7