We10x Operators

Help vetted founders. See deal flow early.

Join a curated group of scale-up founders and executives opening doors for SF's next generation of companies. Optional opportunity to invest in the cohort.

The Founders You'll Help

We're selecting 20-30 founders for the first cohort

  • YC and top accelerator alumni
  • Pre-seed to seed stage companies
  • $100K+ revenue or strong traction
  • SF-based, aiming for $1M ARR

Current Applications

[X] founders | Building in: AI/ML, fintech, vertical SaaS, infrastructure

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What You'll Do

Low time commitment, high impact - 2-3 hours/month on your schedule

Targeted Introductions

Make strategic introductions to customers in your network who can help founders grow

Investor Connections

Open doors to investors when founders are ready to raise their next round

Tactical Advice

Share practical insights from your experience scaling companies to similar stages

Quarterly Gatherings

Attend regular meetups with founders and other operators to build relationships

Who Should Join

Ideal candidates for the We10x Operators program

  • Exited FoundersFounders who have successfully exited their companies and want to help the next generation
  • Series B+ FoundersCurrent founders of companies that have reached significant scale and growth
  • C-level ExecutivesSenior executives at scale-up companies with relevant industry expertise
  • SF-based or Regular VisitorsLocated in or regularly visit San Francisco to maximize in-person interactions

How It Works

Simple process to get involved and start making an impact

1. Apply

Tell us about your background and how you'd like to be involved

2. Meet the Founders

We'll match you with founders who need your specific expertise and network

3. Make Intros

Help on your timeline, your way - when and how it works for you

4. Join Gatherings

Connect with other operators quarterly to share insights and build relationships

Ready to help the next generation?

Join a curated group of operators making a real impact on SF's startup ecosystem