AI Startup School

Sunday final session with Ines Multrier from Nelson Mobility and @IrisMarechal from @theremia_health on how to build your founding team 🚀

This weekend, the AI Startup School culminates with the Builders Weekend - a time to build, experiment, and launch. No rules, just execution. Join us: lu.ma/aiss-builderswk

#3 Strive for a 3:1 ratio where every dollar raised translates into tangible growth. This approach is a clear indicator of sustainable expansion.

What if your first paying customer could double as your best investor? Yesterday at the AI Startup School, participants learned that true validation sometimes comes from unexpected sources. 🧵

We’re live for our final Monday sessions with the superstars @AlexDalyac (@tractable_ai), @lxbrun (@nabla_ai) and Mateo Beacco (Ida) 💥

Thanks @gduvaux and @Clara_Gold for this insightful session!

In the world of GTM, success is about blending customer focus, data-driven iteration, and genuine storytelling. It’s not just about having the perfect product - it’s about knowing when to adjust your course and where your message truly shines.

Yesterday’s GTM session was nothing short of a masterclass. Here are our top takeaways: 🧵

We’re live with the two GTM masterminds @gduvaux & @Clara_Gold from @gigi_theapp. 20minutes in, and we’re taking notes like our business depends on it (because it does).

If you're eager to join us for the next round with Clara Gold from Gigi and @gduvaux to learn how to nail GTM, act fast - there are only a few spots left: lu.ma/aiss-6

Tip #3: Leverage both ecosystems: Europe offers top talent and lifestyle, while the US drives ambition and speed.

Tip #2: Go all in: a partial presence in the US simply won’t cut it.

Tip #1: Think global from day one - adopt English as your internal language and target international customers.

Bold ideas need bold launchpads. Excited to share key takeaways from our latest session with @hugomercierooo from @twin_labs and @MaximeLegardez from @Maki_People on choosing where to build your startup - in Europe or in the US?

If you’re a first-time founder building something highly technical or disruptive, starting in the US could be the game changer. US VCs back bold ideas, and the market is fast, dynamic, and wide.