Our largest event of NY Tech Week – AI Extravaganza – is going to be wild: On June 5, we're transforming one of NYC's largest venues into a massive tech playground. • Multiplayer Beat Saber experiences • Immersive VR car racing • Engraving station by Nebius • Wheel of

Kicked off #NYTechWeek with Bytes & Bites—a breakfast in Madison Square Park with donuts, coffee, and a view of the Empire State Building. We’re co-hosting 2 more events this week—RSVP while you still can! 🔗linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

📢 Last chance to RSVP for our Tech Week panel happening tomorrow, June 5 at 11:00 AM ET! Join us for a conversation on how LegalTech is evolving and reshaping the industry. RSVP: partiful.com/e/UjwgUTgHagsx…

Amazing turnout at our Future of LegalTech panel for Tech Week ! Our founder Dori Yona joined Sidley Austin LLP & The LegalTech Fund for a great convo on the evolving LegalTech space. Big thanks to Law360 Steven Lerner for moderating! Check out the highlights below👇

We're heading to Legal Innovators California from June 11-12! Stop by the startup gallery tomorrow to meet our team + don't miss hearing Noah Small's talk on how legal professionals can support their clients in dissolving their entities. Register here: legalinnovatorscalifornia.com/event-details/…

Wow. A few weeks ago, we hosted the AI Extravaganza — one of the wildest events of New York Tech Week. 2,000+ founders, investors, and builders at one of NYC’s biggest venues, which we transformed into a massive tech playground. There were AI-augmented reality games.

Live from the NY Stock Exchange! 📈 Our co-founder, Nimrod Ram, was featured on Channel 10, Israel’s economic news channel. What an iconic stage for him to spotlight our mission and share how we're using tech and AI to simplify shutdowns, helping founders move on with clarity.

VCs - advising a portfolio company through a shutdown? Join Carina Oriel and Noah Small for a session on how to guide founders through a compliant wind-down without the headaches of traditional methods. 🗓️ Wednesday, July 16 at 2PM PT 🔗 lu.ma/03nlqba2

I see a lot of people talking about the “second-time advantage” for founders. The missing part of this story is that failure often comes first. Sure, some second-time founders are building after a windfall exit, but they are a small minority. The majority are coming to

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For our first 100 customers at SimpleClosure, I handled every sale personally. But then I needed to let go. We needed to scale empathetic selling. This was a delicate shift. Empathy is not traditionally a scalable feature. But it is integral to our sales. We are selling

Thanks Carina Oriel ✨ for the wonderful evening chatting about how to help founders navigate some of the toughest moments SimpleClosure, Carta

90% of startups fail. But no one talks about how to shut one down. Dori Yona (SimpleClosure) lived this nightmare; Googling “how to shut down a startup” after his board blindsided him. Here’s the story of how hitting rock bottom turned into a $5.5M company 👇