The Signal, The Noise, and the Mob NYC: Long Angle x Unmuted

​​The rules have changed "gradually, then suddenly."

​​For founders, executives, operators, and investors.

​​Eight years ago, a political donation might have gone unnoticed. Today, it can define your company. Employees speak out. Anonymous posts go viral. Slack leaks become headlines. In a maximally polarized internet, leaders are held accountable not just for what they say, but also for what they don’t, what their teams post, and where the money goes.

​​Silence isn’t neutral. And the mob decides what it means.

​​Join us for an evening of drinks, small-group conversation, and dinner.

​​We’ll dig into questions like:
– What happens when your head of ops tweets about Gaza?
– Can a junior staffer’s viral TikTok cost you a partnership?
– What if you invest in a controversial space (defense tech, psychedelics, fossil fuels) and the scrutiny turns on you just for writing the check?
– How should a solo founder respond when customers demand a public statement, but they’d rather stay focused on the product?
– Should internal dissent ever become a firing offense?

​​Then we’ll gather as a full group to ask the real question:
What does leadership look like in a system built to turn discourse into outrage?

​​Brought to you by Long Angle and Unmuted.
Unmuted is a NYC-based organization creating in-person events for current, former, and future leaders to authentically discuss and debate the issues of our time.