Builder Dinner with Henrik Werdelin (Co-founder, BARK, prehype, Audos)
Builder Dinner with Henrik Werdelin & Andrew Yeung
An intimate evening of ideas, ambition, and good company
Following the fireside chat (RSVP here), we’re hosting a private, off-the-record dinner with Henrik Werdelin — founder of Prehype, co-founder of BARK (NYSE: BARK), and now building Audos, an AI-native venture studio aiming to launch 100,000 startups per year.
This dinner brings together 16 hand-selected founders and builders for an evening of conversation and connection.
📅 Event Details
📍Location: TBA
📅 Date: August 18th, 2025
🕕 Time: 7:30 PM
🍽 Format: Seated, multi-course dinner & open conversation
👥 Guests: 16 curated founders and builders
Spots are limited — register now to join us for this intimate event with one of the most prolific builders in tech.
📚 Get the Book
Henrik’s new book, Me, My Customer, and AI: The New Rules of Entrepreneurship, is a tactical guide for builders navigating the intersection of AI, customer obsession, and entrepreneurial design.
Pre-order now on Amazon and bring your copy to have it signed.
About our Hosts & Sponsors:
Andrew Yeung is the Founder, CEO of Fibe – a tech community and events company that includes andrew's mixers, The Junto Series, Lumos House, and the OOO Summit. He is also a Partner at Next Wave NYC, a pre-seed/seed fund.
To date, Fibe has hosted over 50,000 tech founders, investors, and professionals across 8 cities, including conferences, CEO dinners, masterminds, and "tech parties."
Their events were featured on Bloomberg, Business Insider, Fast Company, and Fortune Magazine. Business Insider dubbed Andrew the "Gatsby of Silicon Alley."
Lowenstein Sandler’s Emerging Companies & Venture Capital (ECVC) group provides a tailored approach to the legal strategies and services essential for the successful launch, growth, and culmination of new enterprises. Our collaborative, multidisciplinary ECVC practice takes a 360° approach to innovation, investment, and business, representing both investors and startups across the life science and healthcare vertical throughout all stages of a company’s life cycle.
Each year, our ECVC group helps create hundreds of new businesses and closes thousands of transactions. Because we represent both investors and companies seeking financing, we are ideally positioned to facilitate fruitful relationships between startup, emerging, and growth companies and providers of capital. Our law firm serves as outside general counsel to many technology and life science companies, often counseling them on matters involving financings, licensing, and intellectual property.
Have questions or want to connect? Reach out to Abe Kwon (Partner, Emerging Companies & Venture Capital, Lowenstein Sandler) at akwon@lowenstein.com.