Newsletter: 040 | Summer Streets

Summer Streets

Every year for three Saturdays in August, nearly seven miles of NYC's streets are opened for the community to run, walk, bike, and partake in activities.  It's a great opportunity to get outdoors, experience the city, and be active.  The initiative, called Summer Streets, kicks off next Saturday (August 4th).  We'll be lacing up our running shoes for a 4-mile run starting near the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge and ending near the southeast corner of Central Park.  More details below.  Join us!


Content We Liked

Read

Blog: Some Quick Things Every Founder Should Know
Both Sides of the Table
July 17, 2018

Mark Suster (VC @ Upfront Ventures) offers advice to founders on key concepts in running a startup company.

Listen

Podcast: Vitalik Buterin on Cryptoeconomics and Markets in Everything
Conversations with Tyler
July 17, 2018

Vitalik Buterin (Founder @ Ethereum) shares his thoughts on blockchain technology, cryptoeconomics, and valuing crypto assets.

Watch

Panel: Productive Reinvention
Fortune Magazine
July 16, 2018

Chief Product Officers at WeWork and Slack talk about transforming industries with innovative product development at the recent Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference.


Content We Created

Blog Post

Startup Fundraising: Financing Structure
Scannavino Law LLP
July 28, 2018

This post provides a basic outline of the most common financing structures for startup fundraising rounds.


Where We'll Be This Week

Fitness Event

Saturday, August 4, 2018
10:00am
Summer Streets
Meeting Point: Centre St + Chambers St
Email for Updates

Join us for a summer run through the streets of NYC.  The plan is to start near the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge and end near the southeast corner of Central Park (approx. 4 miles), but you can join for any part.  All fitness levels welcome.

You'll need to sign up online at the links provided for ticketed events.  Attendance is at your own cost and subject to limited availability.  No need to RSVP to us for any of these events, but let us know if you'd like to be kept in the loop on any last-minute scheduling changes.  Also, keep in mind that these events are not firm-hosted or sponsored events, so we have no control over availability, pricing or any other matters associated with these events.  This is just our attempt at cultivating community by giving us all a chance to connect outside of the office.


About our Newsletter

We decided to launch a weekly newsletter with the simple goal of cultivating community.  Our newsletter covers (1) content relating to the startup industry that we liked from the previous week, giving you something to read, listen to, and watch; (2) content we created during the previous week, keeping you up to date on news and insight from our team; and (3) events and activities we plan to host or attend in the upcoming week, providing our community of clients, partners, and friends an opportunity to share, support, and connect with each other.

Cheers,
Scannavino Law