Founder Breakfast

You're invited to a curated breakfast hosted by Henrik Werdelin - Founder of BARK (NYSE: BARK), Prehype, & Audos - & Andrew Yeung. We're bringing together 30 early-stage founders & builders for an intimate conversation about building beloved companies, finding ideas worth pursuing, & what entrepreneurship looks like in the age of AI. Every month, we gather a select group from the venture community over breakfast to discuss what they're building, exchange ideas, & make new friends. This one is special. Henrik will share lessons from building BARK, creating companies through Prehype, & helping a new generation of entrepreneurs launch businesses with AI. Please apply to attend using the RSVP form. What to expect The majority of founders attending will be building at the pre-seed through Series A stages A candid conversation with Henrik Werdelin about building BARK, developing companies through a startup studio, finding real customer problems, & using AI to make entrepreneurship more accessible Lessons from Henrik's latest book, Me, My Customer, & AI, & his work building Audos We'll be picking up the tab. Breakfast is on us! Details Date: Thursday, August 20, 2026 Time: 9:00am to 11:00am Venue: Private breakfast club in Manhattan See you there! Past attendees of my events include founders & executives from Venmo, Duolingo, Foursquare, Lyft, Goldman Sachs, Compass, Superhuman, Yext, Opendoor, Chief, LearnVest, DocSend, Vercel, Loom, Morning Brew, The Hustle, Gas, Teachable, Replit, Twitter, Slack, Pinterest, Yahoo, MongoDB, Business Insider, Wonder, & Hinge. Apply to join by filling out the RSVP form. About our hosts & sponsors: Andrew Yeung is the Founder, CEO of fibe - a portfolio of events companies including andrew's mixers, The Junto Series & Lumos House. & the OOO Summit. He is also a Partner at Next Wave NYC, a pre-seed/seed found backed by Flybridge Capital. Andrew's hosted 100+ events for 50k+ tech founders & professionals in 8 cities that were featured in Bloomberg, Business Insider, Fast Company, & Fortune Magazine. Business Insider dubbed him the "Gatsby of Silicon Alley."