Rehash LIVE with Zoe Weinberg (Founder & Managing Partner, ex/ante)
- Date
- 2024-05-20
- Host
- Personal
About this event
If you care about where technology, capital, and community actually intersect, this is a conversation worth showing up for. Rehash LIVE with Zoe Weinberg, Founder & Managing Partner at ex/ante, brings an in-person audience together for a timely, grounded discussion with a leader who operates close to the ideas, people, and decisions shaping what gets built next. This is not a generic networking event and it is not a passive talk where you sit in the back and tune out. It is a live gathering designed for people who want sharper perspective, better questions, and real connection with others who are actively engaged in tech. About the Event Rehash LIVE is built around live conversation: thoughtful, current, and rooted in the realities of building, backing, and participating in the tech ecosystem. With Zoe Weinberg at the center of this edition, attendees can expect a discussion that speaks to both the big picture and the practical dynamics behind emerging companies, markets, and communities. Because this is an in-person event, the value goes beyond the content on stage. The room matters. You will be with people who are there because they are curious, ambitious, and invested in understanding how strong ideas move from conversation to conviction. The format is especially well suited to anyone who prefers insight with context. Rather than broad, vague commentary, live sessions like this create space for nuance: how people make decisions, what they are paying attention to now, and where they see meaningful movement in tech. Whether you come from an operator, founder, investor, or community-building angle, the event is designed to feel relevant without flattening everything into one perspective. That makes it useful for people who want to learn across roles, not just within their own lane. What to Expect Expect a live, in-person program anchored by a featured conversation with Zoe Weinberg. The session will likely center on themes that matter to this audience: company building, investment thinking, the current tech landscape, and the role of strong networks in creating momentum. You can also expect the kind of audience interaction and shared energy that only works in a live setting. Even when the formal program is focused, events like this tend to generate strong side conversations before and after the main discussion, especially among attendees looking to compare notes and extend the ideas raised on stage. A typical experience for attendees may include: Arrival and informal mingling before the conversation begins A live discussion featuring Zoe Weinberg Space for listening, note-taking, and reflection on themes relevant to tech and investing Post-event conversations with other attendees, potential collaborators, and new connections Because the event is scheduled for Monday, May 20 at 9:00 AM PDT, it is also well positioned as a strong start to the week. Morning events often attract people who are intentional about how they spend their time, which can make for more focused discussion and higher-quality interactions. Why Attend The biggest reason to attend is simple: live conversations with credible people can accelerate your thinking in ways online content often cannot. You are not just getting information; you are hearing how someone experienced frames opportunities, evaluates signals, and interprets what matters right now. If you work in or around tech, that kind of perspective can be useful immediately. It can help you sharpen your own point of view, ask better questions in your work, and spot themes you may want to follow more closely in the weeks ahead. There is also a strong community value here. The combination of tech, networking, meetup, and social signals that this event is as much about the people in the room as it is about the featured guest. Good events create productive collisions: you meet someone who sees your work from a different angle, shares a useful introduction, or surfaces an idea you keep thinking about afterward. You should come if you want: A smarter read on the current tech conversation Exposure to the perspective of a founder and managing partner In-person connection with others who are engaged in similar questions A setting that blends content and community without feeling overproduced A reason to start your week with focus, context, and useful new relationships Practical Details This is an in-person event, so plan to attend on site and give yourself enough time to arrive settled and ready for the conversation. If networking matters to you, arriving a little early is often the best way to make the most of the room before the formal program starts. The event takes place on Monday, May 20 at 9:00 AM PDT. Since it is a morning gathering, it is worth treating it as a real part of your workday rather than an add-on. Come prepared to listen actively, introduce yourself clearly, and leave with a few ideas or contacts worth following up on. A few simple ways to get more from the experience: Review Zoe Weinberg's background in advance so you can better follow the discussion Think about one or two questions you are currently wrestling with in tech, investing, or growth Be ready to connect with people across roles, not just people who mirror your own background Bring the mindset of a participant, not just a spectator If you value intelligent conversation, relevant community, and a live setting that can spark both insight and connection, Rehash LIVE with Zoe Weinberg is a strong use of a Monday morning.
Who should attend
This event is for people who want substance and strong room energy, not just another name on a calendar. - You work in **tech** and want a more thoughtful lens on what is happening across startups, investing, and the broader ecosystem. - You are a **founder, operator, or builder** looking to hear how an experienced investor and leader thinks about momentum, opportunity, and decision-making. - You are in **venture, angel investing, or adjacent roles** and want live context, sharper conversation, and a chance to meet others who track the space seriously. - You value **community and networking**, but you prefer events where the conversation has real content behind it. - You are the kind of person who leaves good events with **new questions, better framing, and a few meaningful follow-ups** rather than a stack of forgettable introductions. - You want to start the week in a room with people who are **curious, engaged, and actively participating** in the future of tech. If you like smart live conversations and the chance to connect with people who are actually in the work, you will likely feel at home here.