The right introduction can change what happens next for a company.
A customer you’ve been trying to reach.
At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, those people are concentrated in one place.
At Disrupt, you can schedule 1:1 meetings, powered by AI-powered matchmaking through the TechCrunch Events app, and use the Networking Lounge across all three days.
Plus, the impromptu meetings that happen from running into the right person, anywhere in the venue.
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At Disrupt, you can schedule 1:1 meetings, powered by AI-powered matchmaking through the TechCrunch Events app, and use the Networking Lounge across all three days.
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There are now three days left to save up to $200 on your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 ticket before prices increase. As we continue our countdown of the five reasons why you should attend, we arrive at a reason that brings 10,000+ founders, investors, and operators together at San Francisco’s Moscone West, October 13–15.
The right introduction can change what happens next for a company. It might lead to your next investor. A customer you’ve been trying to reach. A future hire. A technology partner. Or someone solving a problem close enough to yours that the conversation changes how you think about it. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, those people are concentrated in one place.
Big events create possibilities. The trick is making them useful. At Disrupt, you can schedule 1:1 meetings, powered by AI-powered matchmaking through the TechCrunch Events app, and use the Networking Lounge across all three days. Alongside that are industry meetups, roundtable sessions, and the conversations that happen when thousands of people building, funding, and scaling technology companies move through the same space. Plus, the impromptu meetings that happen from running into the right person, anywhere in the venue.
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