OUTWORK
The Format
Most founder events in Miami are rooms you work. This is a table you sit at. Six founders share one dinner and one conversation about what they are building and what is actually hard about it. The format has a name: a founder dinner. Outwork keeps it strict.
No Pitching · No Name Tags · No Sponsors
The venue is a private room in Miami, shared when a seat is confirmed. The first table is set for August 25, and the table repeats every last Tuesday after that.
Getting a Seat
Seats move by referral: someone who has been seated sends someone worth seating. If nobody sent you, apply anyway and say so. Seriousness reads clearly either way.
Request a SeatBeyond the Dinner
The table is the front door to the rest of Outwork: founder support, networking, marketing, and brand work for companies in Miami. The dinner is where those working relationships tend to start. Sit once and you are part of a founder community built six seats at a time.
Questions
- How do I get a seat at the table?
- Most seats come by referral from someone who has already been seated. If nobody sent you, apply anyway; the application asks who sent you, and blank is an acceptable answer.
- Where are the dinners held?
- At a private venue in Miami. The location is shared when your seat is confirmed, not before.
- What happens at a dinner?
- Six founders, one conversation. No pitching, no audience. Dinner ends when the conversation does.
- Who is the table for?
- People building companies. Stage matters less than seriousness: the application asks what you are building and what you want from the table.