From intimate founder firesides to open gallery nights. We host programming that feeds the intellect and the soul.
Simone Longo of Foldini on what separates fresh pasta from industrial: the doughs, the ingredients, what it does to your nutrition, and the road behind the company. He is bringing pasta to try.
Johannes Röhrenbach has built three startups and two venture studios. He's coming to talk about the parts that went wrong, and what he'd avoid doing again.
Everything we've hosted so far. Many of them have a write-up in the Journal.
An interactive workshop with #IAmRemarkable facilitator Lidia Zabala on the biases that keep entrepreneurs quiet about their wins, and the techniques that make talking about them easier.
André Melo on what quantum mechanics actually says about the world, why it took a century to turn into a machine, and what that changes for the people building on top of it.
Ellen Louw on how to hold a real conversation when the easy options are nodding along or picking a fight, and what changes in a room when people take the third one.
Teodora Vuković and Aref Farhadipour on what multimodal AI can actually read from how people move, speak and react: the capabilities, the limits, and what's next.
Oliver Angélil on passive investing: where to start, what to ignore, and how to set up something you don't have to watch all day.
Pieter and Aneen Walser of Blank Bottle on selling wine without naming the grape, and the funnel Aneen rebuilt for an industry that sells on tradition.
Abigail Holland on six months inside San Francisco's startup scene while building Go Go Gaia, and what actually transfers to Zurich.
Xaver Walser on 14 days aboard a boat in the remote Banyak Islands with ten founders, dream conditions, and the year of training it took to get there.