May NY Enterprise Tech Meetup: VC Panel with a16z, Lux Capital & Work-Bench

​​🚨 Calling all enterprise founders! 🚨

Off the heels of our April event, come join our May NY Enterprise Tech Meetup with NYC's best community of enterprise software founders, operators, VCs, corporate execs, and more.

We’re bringing back an annual fan favorite — our VC Perspectives panel on “The Voyage Across Startup Stages” with a killer lineup of female investors. They'll dive into key thematic trends they're tracking, what it takes to raise funding and how to think about milestones from Seed through growth, and lots more.

• 🌱 Priyanka Somrah, Principal at Work-Bench
  Priyanka focuses on Seed investments across cloud infrastructure, developer tools and machine learning. She also authors the Data Source Newsletter on all things data infrastructure, analytics and tooling.

• 🌷 Grace Isford, Partner at Lux Capital
  Grace focuses on Series A investments in computational sciences – data, AI and machine learning infrastructure, open source software, network infrastructure, developer tools, vertical software applications and more.

• 🌳 Sarah Wang, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
  Sarah invests on the Growth team at Andreessen Horowitz, focusing on AI and enterprise technology companies fresh off their new $3.75B Growth Fund.

• 📢 Moderated by Madeline Renbarger, Reporter at Newcomer

​🗓️ Wednesday, May 22nd
🕰️ 6:00PM - 9:00PM ET
🏢 Microsoft Office (122 5th Ave, New York, NY 10003)

The NY Enterprise Tech Meetup (NYETM) is the only in-person forum exclusively dedicated to enterprise software technology. Now over 10 years old, with 10,000+ members and 100+ past events, the meetup brings together attendees across NYC's “suits and hoodies” community of enterprise startup founders and operators, Fortune 500 executives, VCs and more.

NYETM is brought to you by Work-Bench, an enterprise venture capital firm based in NYC. We lead Seed rounds in enterprise software startups throughout the country. We are laser-focused on supporting early-stage startups on all things go-to-market and have built a dynamic enterprise tech community in NYC and beyond.