OUTWORK

Chapter Forming

A Founder Dinner in Austin

Six seats, one table. The Austin chapter is forming.

The Format

An Outwork table is six founders, one dinner, one conversation about what everyone is actually building. The format has a name: a founder dinner. It is already live: the first table seats in Miami on August 25, and repeats every last Tuesday.

No Pitching · No Name Tags · No Sponsors

The Austin Table

A decade of relocations made Austin a founder town. The scene is social; the conversations mostly stay shallow.

A chapter seats when six serious founders are confirmed and a private room is set. Requesting a seat is how the count gets to six. Referrals move it fastest.

Request a Seat

Beyond the Dinner

The table is the front door to the rest of Outwork: founder support, networking, marketing, and brand work. Sit once and you are part of a founder community built six seats at a time, city by city.

Business Networking in Austin

Austin's scene grew fast, and its rooms grew with it: launch parties, happy hours, networking events with a line at the door. An Outwork table goes the other direction. Six seats, one private room, one conversation about what everyone is actually building.

Call it business networking at founder scale. Founders are seated first, and owners and operators who make the final call are welcome to request a seat.

Questions

Is there a founder dinner in Austin?
The Austin chapter is forming now. The format is live at the Miami table, which seats August 25. Request a seat and you are on the list; the table is scheduled once six founders are confirmed.
How does the chapter start?
Six confirmed founders and one private room. Outwork curates the seats, sets the table, and runs the format.
Do I need a referral?
Referral first, but not referral only. The application asks who sent you, and blank is an acceptable answer.
What is the format?
Six founders, one conversation. No pitching, no audience. Dinner ends when the conversation does.
Is this a networking event in Austin?
It is business networking at its smallest: six people who run companies, at dinner. There is no stage, no sponsor table, and no room to work. One conversation.
Is the table only for startup founders?
Founders are seated first, but the test is weight, not the word startup. Owners and operators who carry payroll and make final calls belong at a table like this.