Builders Aarhus: Mixer for Future Partners and Cofounders September 14

Can the right circle unlock your next startup?

Some founders have a startup and need a commercial cofounder. Others have strong skills – technical, sales, operations, design – and are looking for the right opportunity.

This mixer is designed to help you make those connections.

What can you expect?
Builders Aarhus Mixer is a themed networking event. We create meaningful conversations to help business builders meet and recognize who they could genuinely grow with.

This is part of the Builders Aarhus event series. We make it easy for ambitious people to find collaborators, improve their startups, and build lasting relationships.

The events are run in English.

Other events in the series include:

• Founders Strategy Roundtable: Bring your early sales and ops challenges. Solve them with an intimate group of peers and advisors.
• Builder Feedback Night: Bring your MVP, prototype, landing page, or pitch for group feedback.

This month's topic: From Bangkok to Vejle - Surprises and Lessons Learned from Early-Stage Entrepreneurship

A wild tuk-tuk ride from developing algorithms in a Thai parcel delivery startup to deep corporate finance in an Aarhus high-rise. Drawing on his experience as a Kombucha company founder and from working in other early-stage startups, today's speaker Dawid Kucaj shares unexpected turns, challenges, and lessons that shaped his entrepreneurial journey - and how they continue to influence his perspective today.

No startup idea? No problem.

This mixer is where ideas and curiosity meet experience and execution. Starting a company alone is brutal — the right circle of influence brings leverage, perspective, and momentum.

Agenda
16.30: Meet & greet
17.00: Monthly speaker and Q&A
18.00: Open networking

About today's speaker
Dawid Kucaj enjoys helping startups navigate the early stages of growth, from operations and pricing to financial reporting and adopting new technologies.

His passion for entrepreneurship began long before his corporate career, and through founding and working in startups—as well as spending the past three years in corporate finance — giving him a perspective from both the uncertainty of early-stage startups and the structure of large organizations.

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