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Battle of the Best Startups

Five seasoned investors will decide the future of innovative tech. Is your startup ready to impress?

Thousands of startups have applied for the prestigious Startup Battlefield, with only 200 making the cut and a mere 20 pitching on the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. The final decision comes down to five investors who have founded or co-led major investment firms.


These judges have a wealth of experience, having backed unicorns and transformed businesses. Stacy Brown-Philpot, Chi-Hua Chien, Dayna Grayson, Carter Reum, and Alexa Von Tobel bring a blend of venture capital, corporate leadership, and startup success to the table. Each has a unique focus, from consumer technology to foundational industries, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives.


Beyond the final pitch, a live AMA session will allow attendees to engage directly with the judges. The judges will share insights on what makes a great pitch, how to build and scale a company, and where they see the next big investments. This year, the event promises to be a masterclass in innovation and entrepreneurship.


Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Grab your ticket now and save up to $100, or bring a group for an extra discount. The competition begins on October 13, and the world of tech is watching.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/05/meet-the-startup-battlefield-200-judges-wholl-decide-the-winner-at-techcrunch-disrupt-2026/
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