Celebrating SF Tech Week: Uniting Networks and Supporting Local Founders
Bonfire and Operator Collective co-hosted a cocktail event and fireside chat during SF Tech Week, featuring insights from Faros AI CEO Vitaly Gordon and investors Brett Queener and Haley Daiber Brannan, to unite a diverse community of founders, operators, and VCs while emphasizing Bonfire's commitment to supporting and investing in exceptional local B2B software founders in the San Francisco tech ecosystem.
Last week, Bonfire joined forces with Operator Collective to co-host a cocktail event and fireside chat in celebration of SF Tech Week. With a shared dedication to backing extraordinary B2B software founders, it was an opportunity to bring the two networks together.
During the fireside chat, Vitaly Gordon, CEO & Co-founder of Faros AI, shared his insights into fundraising and successfully securing his series A in the current dynamic market. Brett Queener from Bonfire and Haley Daiber Brannan from Operator Collective also offered their perspectives from the investor standpoint, adding depth and expertise to the discussion.
The event brought together a diverse and enthusiastic community of founders, operators, VCs, and tech enthusiasts. Bonfire expressed excitement about the turnout and the chance to connect with fellow innovators. As passionate investors in the San Francisco ecosystem, Bonfire remains dedicated to supporting and investing in exceptional local founders. California, being the home of Bonfire Ventures, holds a special place for the team, and they take pride in investing in the local talent that drives innovation and growth in their own backyard.