Happy (almost) Labor Day to all the hardworking members of the early-startup community entrepreneurs, founders, investors, engineers and everyone in between.
We know how hard you work to build your dream, so were cutting you a break and extending our early-bird pricing on passes to Disrupt San Francisco 2019 through 11:59 p.m.
(PST) on September 6.
One extra week to save up to $1,300.Dont fritter away this absolute last opportunity to save big bucks on our flagship event, where youll find more than 10,000 attendees, 400 media outlets and a passel of eager investors.
Get your early-bird tickets now.Disrupt events always feature incredible speakers, and weve got an amazing agenda lined up for you this year.
Lets take a look at just some of the discussions and interviews youll enjoy over the course of three Disruptive days.Reigniting the Space Race: Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith intends to return the U.S.
to crewed spaceflight, with a goal of doing so this year with its first suborbital trips.
Hopefully, we can also get Smith to tell us the ticket price for a trip, once it begins taking on paying customers.Could the U.S.
Government Be Your Next Investor: No founder likes dilution, which is why the U.S.
government is becoming an increasingly popular source for early-stage, ambitious venture capital.
Hear from Steve Isakowitz (The Aerospace Corporation) along with other VC leaders and founders who have navigated the process to discover your next source of non-dilutive capital.How to Build a Sex Tech Startup: As the old adage goes, sex sells.
Cyan Banister (Founders Fund), Cindy Gallop (MakeLoveNotPorn) and Lora Haddock (Lora DiCarlo) will discuss the opportunities and challenges of building a successful sex tech startup, and how to capitalize on a market thats projected to be worth more than $123 billion by 2026.The Grass Is Greener: The cannabis industry is projected to reach $50 billion in 10 years.
Keith McCarty (Wayv) and Bharat Vasan (Pax Labs) represent two of the biggest names in the market.
Hear the duo talk about an industry with undeniable potential, but plenty of red tape to deal with, too.Quite the appetizer, no? Then theres the big event that everyone wants to watch Startup Battlefield.
Which awesome startup will outshine the rest and take home $100,000?Want to meet and greet even more top early-stage startups? Be sure to stop by Startup Alley and connect with the TC Top Picks and hundreds of other cool startups.
This year, our editors hand-picked 45 companies that represent the very best in their tech categories.
Check the list of winners right here so you can see which ones you want to meet IRL.Disrupt San Francisco 2019 takes place October 2-4.
Enjoy your Labor Day weekend, but be sure to take advantage of the one-week early-bird price extension.
Buy your passes to Disrupt SF and save up to $1,300 but only if you beat the new deadline: September 6 at 11:59 p.m.
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