Defense tech, AI, and fundraising take center stage at StrictlyVC Los Angeles on June 18
StrictlyVC Los Angeles will convene investors, founders, and tech leaders on June 18 to discuss venture capital, defense technology, and AI. The event features candid conversations and networking opportunities, offering insights into emerging technologies and investment strategies. It aims to connect innovators and foster discussions on the future of technology and entrepreneurship.
StrictlyVC Los Angeles will host investors, founders, and tech leaders on June 18 at The Aerospace Corporation Campus in El Segundo. The event will focus on significant shifts in venture capital, defense technology, artificial intelligence, and advanced industries. Attendees can secure their spots to gain direct access to key figures shaping the next generation of companies.
The evening will feature Ethan Thornton, founder of Mach Industries, who will discuss building hard tech companies and how advancements in autonomy, manufacturing, and national security are transforming the defense sector. Following this, Delian Asparouhov of Founders Fund and Saif Khawaja of Shinkei Systems will explore the rise of physical AI and its impact on the physical world through robotics and automation.
Carter Reum, co-founder and partner at M13, will also speak on how AI is reshaping industries and how investors are identifying companies with long-term potential beyond short-term hype. He will share his views on innovation and the evolution of venture investing in emerging categories.
The conference aims to bring together innovators in technology and venture capital. Beyond scheduled sessions, attendees will have numerous opportunities to connect with peers, expand their networks, and exchange ideas in an environment designed for meaningful discussions. This provides valuable insights and connections for anyone looking to stay ahead in the rapidly changing tech landscape.
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