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The StrictlyVC roadtrip continues! After sold-out shows in London, Los Angeles and San Francisco, we’re heading to Washington, DC for a cozy video night at the Woolly Mammoth Theater on Tuesday June 11th in association with Revolution.

StrictlyVC events are known for providing exclusive insights and fostering meaningful connections between top investors, entrepreneurs and industry leaders. Attendees can expect thought-provoking discussions, insightful perspectives, and plenty of networking opportunities—all while enjoying complimentary drinks and appetizers.

Selected speakers for the DC event

Lina Khan — Chairman, Federal Trade Commission

Session: Reining in Big Tech
FTC Chairwoman Lina Khan is at the forefront of efforts to regulate big tech companies. Her background in business journalism and antitrust law positions her as a key figure in addressing market consolidation and promoting competition.

Steve Case — President and CEO, Revolution

Session: As US cities battle for AI supremacy, who will win and why
Steve Case, tech pioneer and co-founder of AOL, now leads Revolution, a venture capital firm focused on driving growth outside of traditional technology hubs. His session will delve into the race among US cities to become leaders in AI innovation.

Helen Toner — Director of Research Strategy and Foundation Grants, Georgetown CSET

Session: How Former OpenAI Board Member Helen Toner Takes on AI Regulations
As Director of Strategy and Fundamental Research Grants at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology, Helen Toner offers a deep dive into the regulation of artificial intelligence and its impact on national security and global technology ecosystems, with a particular focus on the US and China.

Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno — Co-Founders, Humane AI

Session: There’s Life Beyond the Smartphone with Humane AI
Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, co-founders of Humane AI, rethink the future of personal technology. Known for their instrumental role in the development of iconic Apple products, they now focus on designing technologies that enhance human experiences beyond the smartphone.

Places are limited!

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with some of the brightest minds in technology. Tickets for StrictlyVC Washington, DC are available for $159. Reserve your seat now for an evening full of exclusive content and unparalleled networking opportunities.

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