3percentclub Summer Program Session #8: Founder's Journey with Ramiro Berrelleza
- Date
- 2025-08-07
- Host
- Community
About this event
Building something from scratch is rarely a straight line, and that is exactly why founder stories matter. 3percentclub Summer Program Session #8: Founder's Journey with Ramiro Berrelleza is designed to give you a closer look at what it actually takes to start, grow, and navigate a company-building path in the real world. If you are curious about entrepreneurship, career pivots, or how founders make decisions under pressure, this session offers a practical and grounded conversation in an in-person setting. About the Event This session is part of the 3percentclub Summer Program, a series built to bring people together around learning, connection, and real conversations across tech and community. Session #8 focuses on a founder's journey, using one person's experience as a way to explore the broader realities of building in fast-moving environments. Rather than presenting entrepreneurship as a polished success story, this event is best approached as a chance to hear about the process behind the outcomes. That includes the early stages, the messy middle, the judgment calls, and the moments that shape how founders think. For attendees, that creates a more useful kind of insight: not just what happened, but how someone approached uncertainty, opportunity, and growth. Because the event is in person, it also creates room for the kind of exchange that is harder to replicate online. You are not only showing up to listen. You are stepping into a shared room with people interested in startups, tech, community, and professional connection. What to Expect Expect a session centered on conversation, reflection, and practical perspective. The core of the event is the founder-focused discussion with Ramiro Berrelleza, framed around the experience of building and navigating a founder path. The tone is likely to appeal to people who want substance over hype and honest insight over generic advice. You can expect the program to include: A focused founder story that explores key decisions, turning points, and lessons learned Context around the startup journey, including how ideas evolve and how founders respond to challenges An opportunity to learn in community, alongside others interested in tech, entrepreneurship, and career growth Space for networking and connection before, during, or after the session in an in-person environment This is the kind of event where the value comes from listening closely and then using that conversation as a springboard for your own thinking. You may leave with new questions, clearer instincts, or a sharper sense of what founder life actually looks like beyond headlines and surface-level narratives. For people attending as part of the broader Summer Program, this session also adds another dimension to the series. It connects the community aspect of the program with a more personal, experience-driven lens, helping attendees learn not just from frameworks but from lived professional journeys. Why Attend Founder talks are most useful when they help you make better decisions in your own path. Whether you are considering building something, joining an early-stage company, or simply trying to understand how startup leaders think, this session gives you a chance to hear a real journey discussed in a way that can inform your next move. You should attend if you want more than inspiration. The strongest takeaway from events like this is often practical perspective: how to think through ambiguity, how to adapt when plans change, and how to evaluate risk, momentum, and opportunity. Those lessons are relevant far beyond entrepreneurship itself. There is also strong value in the room. Events tagged across tech, community, networking, meetup, and social tend to attract people who are not only interested in ideas, but interested in meeting others who are building, exploring, or transitioning. That means the conversation does not end when the formal session does. It continues in the side discussions, introductions, and follow-up connections that can come from being there in person. If you have ever wanted a more candid understanding of the founder experience, this session is a smart way to get it. It is approachable enough for people early in their journey, while still relevant for those who already work close to startups and want a sharper view into the thinking behind the role. Practical Details Date: Thursday, August 7 Time: 12:00 PM EDT Location: In person Because this is an in-person midday event, it is worth planning your schedule in advance so you can arrive ready to engage rather than rushing in distracted. If networking matters to you, giving yourself a little extra time before or after the session can make the experience more valuable. This session is a good fit for attendees who want a live, human, discussion-based experience rather than passive content consumption. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and a willingness to talk with people around you. If you are looking for a thoughtful founder conversation and a room full of people who care about tech, community, and growth, this is a strong session to prioritize. Whether you come to learn, connect, or test your own interest in the startup path, 3percentclub Summer Program Session #8 offers a clear reason to show up: a direct window into a founder's journey, shared in community and grounded in real experience.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a sharper, more realistic understanding of what the founder path looks like and you value learning in a room with other curious, ambitious people. - **You are exploring entrepreneurship** and want to hear a founder's journey in a way that feels practical rather than abstract. - **You work in tech or want to move into tech** and are interested in how founders think, make decisions, and handle uncertainty. - **You are a student, early-career professional, or career switcher** looking for perspective on startup paths, leadership, and growth. - **You enjoy community-driven events** where the learning is strong but the networking also matters. - **You are building something of your own**, even informally, and want to compare your questions and assumptions against real founder experience. - **You want to meet people with similar interests** across startups, tech, and professional development in an in-person setting. If you like thoughtful conversations, honest stories, and the chance to leave with both ideas and new connections, you will likely feel at home here.