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Twenty Latin American founders. One table. No stage, no badges, no programme.
Sobremesa is the part of the meal nobody schedules when the plates are cleared and the real conversation starts. That's the whole event. We skipped straight to it.
This is not a mixer and it is not a pitch night. There is no panel and no deck. Just founders who are building between Latin America and the United States, at one table, talking about the parts they don't put on LinkedIn.
The guest list is the product, so it is built by hand. Every application is reviewed.
Who's at the table
Founders who have raised Seed or beyond, based in New York or operating here. Cross-sector by design fintech next to healthtech next to logistics, because the useful conversations happen between people solving different problems with the same constraints.
Our host sponsor
Dinner is covered by a sponsor who works with founders like the ones at this table. They'll say a few words at the start and then eat with everyone else. We pick partners whose work actually applies to this room immigration, payroll, hiring across borders so the conversation stays useful in both directions.
Why October 16
It closes a week. The night before, Ugly Talk NYC brings Latino founders on stage to tell the version they leave out of the pitch. This dinner is the smaller, quieter room the night after same community, twenty seats instead of a hundred.
Co-hosted by Christopher Martnez (Ziora Copilot) and Sharon Rao, MD.
Nuestra gente, nuestra mesa.
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