Founders for Founders (F4F): Weekly Meetup for Entrepreneurs
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
4:00 PM UTC – 7:00 PM UTC
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About this event
Founders for Founders (F4F): one hour, four founders, real conversations. Every Wednesday. Talk it out, build it better.
- This is a special weekly event now hosted on SpeakDuo.
Building something is a rollercoaster, and it's a whole lot better with people who get it. Founders for Founders is our weekly get-together where you meet other entrepreneurs, talk through what you're working on, and leave with fresh ideas and new connections. Here's how it works:
- ⏱️ One hour, once a week: an easy, energising break in your week
- 🤝 Meet 4 different founders: we personally put you in touch with four others, so every conversation counts
- 💬 Real talk (English): share your ideas, talk through your blockers, and get honest opinions from people who've been there
- 🌱 Connections that last: many of the founders you meet become sounding boards, collaborators, and friends long after the hour is up
It's Free. Remember, this isn't office hours. There's no expert at the front, no one to impress, just peers who get it. Bring the blocker that's been rattling around your head, talk it out, and leave with a way forward. Talk it out, build it better. Whether you're deep in the build, just starting out, or somewhere in between, for-profit, nonprofit, or a project you believe in, you're welcome here. Where: We meet on SpeakDuo, built for live online group events with advanced matching, so you're paired with the right founders for focused, meaningful conversations instead of getting lost in a crowded call. RSVP to save your spot: bring what you're working on, and let's unite. You can also check upcoming events at f4f.vc/events. 🚀
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