What does the future of the built environment look like, and who's shaping it? Join Turner Construction Company's Future Leaders Group and YPiC San Francisco for an evening of networking, fresh perspectives, and meaningful conversations with the next generation of industry leaders. The evening will feature a 30-minute fireside chat exploring what gets built when our generation makes the call. 7:00 - Networking, Drinks & Apps 8:00 - Fireside Chat Panel 8:30 - Social Hour Meet the Panel Hazel Sun Architectural Designer, HOK A landscape and architectural designer at HOK, Hazel has worked on projects ranging from luxury hospitality and commercial design to large-scale medical campuses. She is also the creator of Perkspace, a media platform exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. Connie Hui Co-founder & CEO, Reer Connie leads Reer, a company developing the agentic operating layer for CAD and BIM, helping architects and engineers design more intelligently across platforms like Rhino, Grasshopper, and Revit. With backgrounds in interior architecture and design technology from Cornell University and the Harvard Graduate School of Design, she brings a unique perspective on the future of AI in design. Jenika McClay, P.E. Structural Engineer, Forell Elsesser Jenika is a structural engineer specializing in sustainable engineering and historic preservation. An active member of SEAONC's Sustainability Committee, her award-winning research focuses on resilience and sustainability, offering valuable insight into designing a more resilient built environment. Moderated by Coleman Conner, Superintendent at Turner Construction, startup founder, and advocate for sustainability and emerging technologies, the conversation will bring together leaders from architecture, technology, engineering, and construction to discuss how innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration are reshaping the built environment. Following
This is a casual 5K running event held weekly in San Francisco for builders and founders. Participants run at a relaxed pace and connect socially afterwards over coffee. It provides an opportunity to meet other startup builders in an informal setting outdoors.
Kernel 6 Launch Party features readings and conversations with contributing writers from the latest issue of Kernel. The event offers attendees a chance to engage with the content and enjoy food in a social setting. It is suited for anyone interested in literary and creative publishing in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fidget Camp is a weeklong makeathon in San Francisco focusing on DIY creative exploration with hands-on workshops led by participants. The event showcases collaborative artworks from diverse creators such as pranksters, digital gardeners, and puzzle designers. Attendees can experience innovative art and maker projects in a community-driven environment.
This event is a 3v3 basketball tournament for developers, founders, and technical builders to compete for cash and sponsor prizes while networking. It is designed to bring together members of the tech community for friendly competition and social connection before the MongoDB .local Build Fest. Teams compete in a group stage and knockout rounds culminating in a final and awards ceremony.
This event gathers founders, engineers, product builders, traders, and fintech operators to discuss how AI agents interact with money. Participants walk and converse about emerging infrastructure challenges and safety questions in connecting AI agents to financial accounts. It is designed for those building or curious about AI-driven fintech technologies and workflows.
Early-stage founders building on Baseten present their AI models and inference stacks, sharing technical stories and challenges. The event targets engineers and technical founders interested in AI inference technology. It provides a stage for demos and networking in the San Francisco Bay Area.