An Evening with John Kim: A Fireside Chat on The Tao of Fundraising
October 26, 2026
Chief NYC Clubhouse, Flatiron 13 East 19th Street New York, NY 10003
October 26, 2026 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Foley Hoag is proud to be sponsoring An Evening with John Kim: A Fireside Chat on The Tao of Fundraising.
Join us for an intimate evening of conversation with John Kim—former partner and head of capital formation at General Catalyst and current Vice Chair of Lila Sciences. Widely regarded as one of the sharpest voices on fundraising strategy for founders, fund managers, and nonprofit leaders, John is the author of The Tao of Fundraising, currently the #3 best-selling business book in the country.
This fireside chat will bring together a dynamic group of founders, venture capital general partners, and strategic investors—including several from Fortune 500 platforms—for a candid discussion on the art and discipline of raising capital in today's market.
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