Hey! Andrew Yeung here. On Aug 6, I'm returning to SF with my friends at Attio, Plain and Rho to host a dinner for extraordinary founders. The tastemakers of SF. These are people who've succeeded against the odds. Immigrants who moved thousands of miles to chase something bigger. Builders who created entire categories. Founders who overcame obstacles most never face. If that's you, I'd love to meet you. When: Aug 6 in SF We have 16 spots. Join us by applying below! By application only. Apply below! What to expect: A 3-course meal, courtesy of our partners Conversations with fellow high-performing startup leaders Meaningful connections with ambitious peers who know what it's like to build in a new country If you're wondering how our dinners usually go... read this Our only intent is to bring good, smart humans together. Details: š Date: Aug 6, 2026 ā° Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm š½ļø Venue: Private Dining Room in SF See you there. About our hosts & sponsors: š© Andrew Yeung is the founder of Fibe and The Shortlist NYC. He is also an angel investor and Partner at Next Wave NYC, a pre-seed venture fund. Andrew has hosted over 300 events for 50,000 founders, operators, investors, and tech professionals that were featured by Bloomberg, Business Insider, Fast Company, Fortune Magazine, Axios, Newsweek, and Forbes. Business Insider dubbed him the "Gatsby of Silicon Alley." Get on the list for future events: Twitter ā¢ Instagram ā¢ Website Attio is the revenue platform for ambitious teams. Engineered for scale, it compounds context across every signal, orchestrates your workflows, and delivers the work at a speed, scale, and quality that raises the ceiling on what your team can do. Thousands of companies, including category-defining AI leaders like Granola, Modal, and Wispr Flow use Attio to power their go-to-market. Plain is the AI support stack built for B2B teams: composable, API-first infrastructure that lets companies build a support motion their way, no-code or all-code. At the
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