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The Founders Forum

The Founders Forum is a in-person peer-led forum with peer-led. Austin founders who want weekly in-person peer support integrating business, leadership, faith, and family — without dues.

The Founders Forum requires None stated; founders at every stage welcome and costs No membership fee (potluck; optional donations) per year (verified 2026-10-28).

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FieldThe Founders Forum
Formatin-person
Structurepeer-led forum
Facilitationpeer-led
Group sizeNot published
Stage fitPre-seed and seed, Series A, Growth, Late stage
Revenue / capital floorNone stated; founders at every stage welcome
Annual costNo membership fee (potluck; optional donations)
Application modelapplication
Venture-specificNo

Who it is for

Austin founders who want weekly in-person peer support integrating business, leadership, faith, and family — without dues.

Stage fit: Pre-seed and seed, Series A, Growth, Late stage

Who it is not for

Founders seeking a secular or venture-only peer board, or remote-only participation.

How to apply

Application model: application. Current or past founder who built a business from the ground up; must love Jesus (Christ-centered fellowship); Austin-based

FAQ

How much does The Founders Forum cost?
The Founders Forum: No membership fee (potluck; optional donations) (verified 2026-10-28). Prices are shown verbatim from public sources; nothing is estimated.
What are the requirements for The Founders Forum?
The Founders Forum: None stated; founders at every stage welcome Current or past founder who built a business from the ground up; must love Jesus (Christ-centered fellowship); Austin-based
Who is The Founders Forum for?
Austin founders who want weekly in-person peer support integrating business, leadership, faith, and family — without dues. Not for: Founders seeking a secular or venture-only peer board, or remote-only participation.

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