You know what they say — breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
And if you’re looking for a high-powered morning meal, Potomac Tech Wire has got you covered. The group will be hosting a “Venture Capital Outlook” breakfast roundtable on Dec. 18 at the Gannett Headquarters in McLean, Va.
According to the event organizers, the panelists will discuss the overall atmosphere of and outlook for venture capital investing in the D.C. area. The mood will be “conversational,” and there’ll be time for networking as well.
Panelists include John Backus, cofounder and managing partner at New Atlantic Ventures; Rick Gordon, managing partner at Mach37; Carter Griffin, general partner at Updata Partners; and Sever Totia, a partner at Edison Partners.
Interested?
Get tickets ($69)
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