Alliance Blog
Our rockstar panel shared candid insights and helpful guidance to founders on setting or resetting your fundraise and valuation figures based on today’s market. We are so appreciative of the time our panelists took to share their perspectives with the 20 founders who attended, Countsy who sponsored the event, and Clocktower Technology Ventures for hosting us.
Let me be clear – LA Tech Week was GREAT! It was exactly what many of us needed after two years of lock-down and isolation. I personally participated in several…
Perched above the beaches of Santa Monica at the top of the iconic Clocktower building, a group of financial professionals and experts gathered at Clocktower Technology Ventures in the late…
Recently, the Alliance for SoCal Innovation hosted a private event for corporate executives to tour the founding BCG-Digital Ventures center in Manhattan Beach and focus on the vital practice of…
On May 11th, 2022, an enthusiastic group of leaders in space technology gathered outside the Athenaeum Club on Caltech’s campus, alternately welcoming familiar faces and providing introductions to those whom…
What a great day for San Diego innovation leaders on May 31st! The afternoon commenced with a celebration of the launch of the Entrepreneurship Center and the EIR program at…
The Alliance for SoCal Innovation (Alliance) gathered nearly 30 founders to meet with top venture capitalists for fundraising and networking opportunities at the annual SoCal Venture Pipeline (SVP) Showcase. The…
There is no doubt that the future of work is important: for most Americans (next to sleep), work consumes the largest portion of their lives and serves as a primary…
The Alliance for SoCal Innovation is excited to announce several changes and additions to its board of directors, advisory council, and staff in order to more effectively serve the dynamic…
When we launched the SoCal Venture Pipeline back in April 2021 we focused on helping startups seeking Series A funding because the data showed that many promising SoCal startups were failing largely due to…