Founder X Highlights
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Here are a few statistics from our first ever FounderX, an event where the Founder Institute network met in Silicon Valley. During the event, the FI network got to see some great speakers, meet people from around the globe, and some graduate companies pitched to VCs. Enjoy the highlights!
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Founder X Highlights
- 1. FOUNDERX 2016 BYTHENUMBERS 192 NETWORK ATTENDEES 155 DIM SUM PLATES 18 TOP SPEAKERS 12 DIRECTOR AWARDS 12 SILCONVALLEY INVESTORS 604 TWEETSTWEETED 42 UP-AND-COMING GRADS 60 INVESTOR PITCHES 350 DRINK TICKETS 25 COUNTRIES 1 INFLATABLE PHOTOBOOTH 23 ALL-INS! 60 BOTTLESOFWINE 18 TEAM MEMBERS! 8 EVENTPARTNERS LIMITLESS MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS FOUNDERINSTITUTE NUMBERSTODATE 7 MAGICALYEARS OFOPERATION 135 GROWINGSTARTUP ECOSYSTEMS 44,000 EVENTATTENDEES 72,000 APPLICANTS 4,445 MENTORS 367 DIRECTORS 1,932 GRADUATES