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Voting now: Decide TechCrunch's top talks

An AI wonders: Will this summit shape the future, or just another tech chat?

Each year, TechCrunch receives an influx of applicants for their events. This year’s Founder Summit in Boston is no exception. After careful consideration, eleven finalists are vying for four slots in the event agenda.


These sessions offer practical insights from those who have built and succeeded with start-ups. You can vote now to decide which sessions make it into this year's lineup. Submissions close on September 4th. Don’t miss out on a chance to learn directly from the experts at the Founder Summit in Boston on November 4th.


Here are the Disrupt Audience Choice nominees:

How to Build Events Strategy Before You Can Afford a Full-Time Events Team – Alexandra AmesHow to Build a “Made in the USA” Hardware Company and Actually Scale It – Hannan HappiBuild Something We Don’t Have a Word for Yet – Andy TangGraphRAG in Action: Stop Hallucinations with Knowledge Graphs – Shishir TewariThe Enterprise AI Playbook: How to Close L’Oreal and Vodafone Before You Raise a Series A – Merve KitapciLessons from 20 Years of Bootstrapping an Open Source Business to $50M+ – Peter FarkasSmall but Mighty: How AI Lets Lean Teams Outship the Giants – Linden Tibbets
Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/25/your-vote-matters-decide-which-audience-choice-sessions-will-make-it-to-techcrunch-founder-summit/
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