
Every attendee is vetted. No service providers, no job-seekers. CEOs are peers, not products. One room, 40 CEOs, one evening a month.

A little over a year ago, Techstars announced that Shay Har-Noy was relaunching the OG Boulder program just twelve months after its final demo day. In his announcement post, Shay said "What excites me most is the partnership at the heart of this model: Techstars and the local startup community working side by side — fueled by community funding, hands-on mentorship, and deep local engagement." He's out sort of people. In a fireside chat with Thunderview Director Eric Marcoullier, Shay will talk about his own career starting companies and what he's learned so far while breathing new life into a Colorado startup institution.


40 seats. Closes when full.
Every attendee is vetted. No service providers, no job-seekers. CEOs are peers, not products. One room, 40 CEOs, one evening a month.
Not a mixer. Before each dinner, everyone gets the full list of attendees and their asks. Introductions are built in. There’s always a speaker. The right conversations happen by design.
Between events, members keep showing up — making intros, answering questions, helping each other. You’re not attending an event. You’re joining a community.






“We start companies because we can’t help ourselves. The smart founders find a room full of people who are just as crazy and want to help.”
— Eric Marcoullier, Founding Director