Invitation-Only Dinner with Allocator One, Austin (TX)
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Venue
Austin
Event description
Venture capital in focus:
Exploring the opportunities of the next decade
Allocator One’s Paula Schwarz and Philip Kasumu are heading to Austin, TX, and are delighted to invite you to an exclusive, invite-only evening of dinner and drinks. This gathering is a unique opportunity to join an exceptional group of thought leaders, investors, and innovators for in-depth discussions on the future of venture capital and its evolving role in reshaping industries.
We’ll explore themes from emerging tech and sustainable impact to navigating the opportunities and challenges of a shifting global economy. Designed to foster genuine connections and meaningful conversations, the evening will provide the perfect setting to exchange ideas, challenge perspectives, and potentially spark new collaborations.
We’d like you to join us and be part of what promises to be an insightful and enjoyable evening with friends and future collaborators.
Meet the hosts
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Philip loves to empower entrepreneurs fostering growth within the startup ecosystem. He has been building key relationships within venture capital and other LP networks for many years across many different geographies. From his role as a founder and collaborator with founders at Founders Pledge, to his work with emerging managers and VCs at SVB and Asset Class, Philip is extremely well rounded and can literally talk about anything.
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Paula Schwarz is a German-Greek serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, and social activist. Currently, she serves as a Cohort Partner at Allocator One. Paula has founded several impactful organizations, including Startup Boat, Cosmopolis, World Datanomic Forum, and the Migration Hub Network. Her innovative work, particularly with Startup Boat, a mobile humanitarian incubator, earned her recognition in Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list for social entrepreneurs. Paula’s focus is on leveraging technology and entrepreneurship to address complex societal challenges, such as refugee crises and social inequality.