Builders Hike with Array Ventures
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March 22, 2026 at San Francisco in San Francisco, CA
Builders Hike with Array Ventures
Are you a 10x vibe coder looking to start a company? Come hike with us and we'll answer your questions on taking the leap.
Lands End is one of the best trails in SF. Stunning views of the Golden Gate and the Pacific, and the kind of walk where real conversations happen.
This is a small morning hike for builders and engineers who are thinking about starting something (or already in the early days). No pitch decks, no agenda. Just fresh air, good people, and honest conversation about what it actually takes to go from builder to founder.
Array Ventures is an AI investor at inception. Array has made over 100 investments with 10+ exits to companies like Apple, Amazon, PayPal, and ServiceNow, and follow on rounds by VCs. Think of us as your first BD hire and partner for the second wave of customers.
Array VC is first investor in 100 investments with follow-on investors such a16z, Sequoia, Khosla, Founders Fund, and other. 10+ exits to companies like Apple, Amazon, PayPal, and ServiceNow.
If you're thinking about taking the leap, come walk with us. There will be good views and we can answer your questions on going from 0-1 in the early days.
π Lands End Trail, San Francisco, CA 94121
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Sunday, March 22
β° 10:00 AM β 12:00 PM
Space is limited. RSVP to secure your spot.
Questions? Reach us at [email protected]
Date:
March 22, 2026
Time:
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
Event website: https://luma.com/9pff07jp
Event type:
Art and Culture
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