The fun starts at 6 p.m. We thank the University of the Arts and the Corzo Center for graciously hosting us at the Gershman Hall’s Levitt Auditorium.
Some notes for those attending:
- Tickets will be available at the door for $11, though we’d love you if you used Ticketleap to keep things simple.
- The First Round Capital livestream will be broadcasting from SwitchPhilly.com.
- Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The event will start at 6. There are no assigned seats. The earlier you are, the better seat you will have.
- Don’t forget the Genacast Happy Hour after the event at Tavern on Broad.
- We will be giving Phillies updates.
A big thanks to our sponsors: First Round Capital, Genacast Ventures, The University City Science Center,MCD Law Partners, VC Deal Lawyer, The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, Corzo Center for the Creative Arts, and University of the Arts.
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