How a $3B Robotics Raise Actually Gets Done: From Term Sheet to Close

Founder Deal Mechanics: Inside a $3B Robotics Raise A robotics company raised hundreds of millions and had to negotiate what that actually meant for the founder, the board, and the employees. On November 5, we walk one real venture deal from term sheet to close, with both sides of the table in the room. Event snapshot In-person deep dive on deal mechanics. Investor keynote on why they wrote the check. Founder + investor panel on the negotiation: red lines, dilution, employee protection, and where they gave ground. Who it's for: • Pre-seed / Series A founders • Operators and counsel who sit in these negotiations Group size Cap 60 in the room. RSVP required. In-person only. When• Thursday, November 5, 2026 · 5:30–8:30 PM • Check-in & networking: 5:30–6:30 PM • Talk: 6:30–7:30 PM • Q&A: 7:30–7:55 PM • Open networking: 7:55–8:30 PM WhereFarella Braun + Martel (FBM) · One Bush Street, Suite 900, San Francisco About the speakersTo be announced Why come If any of these sound familiar, this night is for you: • You're pre-seed / Series A and the next term sheet will change your cap table for good • You don't know which founder protections are actually negotiable vs theater • You want robotics-relevant fundraising mechanics You'll leave with a clearer map of how a high-velocity robotics raise gets underwritten, negotiated, and closed, and what to protect when the valuation moves fast.