SF Event Roundup: May '25

What does building multiple internet companies worth over $1 billion take? Our latest Startup Huddle summary blog features Colin C. Campbell, a serial entrepreneur who went from growing up on a farm to reaching a $130M net worth and then losing it all. He shares insights from his book Start, Scale, Exit, Repeat, offering strategies for scaling startups, timing exits, and using AI to gain a competitive edge.

Immerse yourself in San Francisco's tech scene with our April blog – your go-to resource for the latest events. Whether it's fireside chats or startup meetups, we are your insider guide to all the tech excitement happening in the city by the bay!

How can technology transform the nutrition industry? Jeanne Petrucci, registered dietitian and founder of Living Plate RX, is leading the way. In our latest Startup Huddle summary blog, she shares her journey from culinary instructor to tech innovator, creating a platform that equips practitioners and digital health companies with tech-driven and evidence-based tools. Let's dive in!

Our latest Startup Huddle summary blog features Tomas Sakal, who dives into the complexities of hiring, from tackling recruitment challenges to shaping company culture and navigating the fine line of honesty in the hiring process. If you’re curious about what it takes to build high-performing teams and foster a transparent workplace, this one’s for you.

Immerse yourself in San Francisco's tech scene with our March blog – your go-to resource for the latest events. Whether it's fireside chats or startup meetups, we are your insider guide to all the tech excitement happening in the city by the bay!

Bringing you another insightful summary from The Startup Huddle podcast. In this blog post, Casey Woo, a Harvard-educated CFO/COO, founder, and investor known for his work with startups like WeWork, shares his expertise on the critical roles of finance and operations in startups and the strategic insights and business intelligence they provide. Find out how it can help you make better decisions and keep your startup on the right track.

Immerse yourself in San Francisco's tech scene with our February blog – your go-to resource for the latest events. Whether it's fireside chats or startup meetups, we are your insider guide to all the tech excitement happening in the city by the bay!

Stream, a US-based financial services company founded by Nicole Rex and Tim Whitmore, sought our help developing a scalable tech solution to expand their operations and enhance the user experience.

One of the great perks of being a Product Manager at Sudolabs is the autonomy we have in how we approach each project. Each project is different, with unique client engagement styles and collaboration modes, and this freedom allows us to adapt our methods. Over the past 9 months, I’ve run three projects without any active backlog management, and I’d like to share what I’ve learned from the experience.