TechCrunch's All Stage, formerly known as Early Stage, is making its way back to Boston on July 15, and the event's agenda is almost finalized. This year's lineup promises to be just as exciting, with a stellar cast of leading investors and entrepreneurs set to share their expertise on a range of founder-focused topics.

For founders who are just starting out, the Foundation Stage is the place to be. This dedicated track will delve into crucial topics such as how venture capitalists evaluate companies at the pre-seed stage, building a minimum viable product in the age of AI, debunking the total addressable market (TAM) myth, and crafting a killer pitch deck. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from renowned experts, including Charles Hudson of Precursor Ventures, Chris Gardner of Underscore.vc, Jahanvi Sardana of Index Ventures, and Tiffany Luck of NEA.

New for 2025, the event will feature a full-day track dedicated to growth-stage founders and startups, dubbed the Scale Stage. This track will offer valuable insights on how to scale companies from Series A and beyond, with sessions on building sustainable businesses, raising funds for Series C and beyond, and what to know when going public. Speakers will include Jon McNeill of DVx Ventures and Cathy Gao of Sapphire Ventures.

What sets TechCrunch All Stage apart from other events is its unique format. Instead of traditional panels and fireside chats, speakers will present their areas of expertise and then answer questions from attendees. As an added bonus, all attendees will receive transcripts and visual assets from the presentations, allowing them to take what they learn with them.

In addition to the informative sessions, attendees will have ample opportunities to network with fellow founders, builders, and investors. The event will feature roundtable discussions and utilize TechCrunch's Braindate networking platform to facilitate connections. With loads of founder questions, TechCrunch promises to have the answers.

Early-bird passes are now available, offering a discount of up to $320. Founders and investors of all stages are encouraged to join the event on July 15 at SoWa Power Station in Boston. More agenda announcements are expected soon, so stay tuned for further updates.

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