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FOMO (noun)

A referral-based network of founders, builders, and investors across San Francisco, New York, London, Munich, and Paris.

Events.

#BOSTechWeek Boston Protocol: Hacking Healthcare
  • When: Wednesday, May 27

  • Challenge: Turning patient data into tools that prevent disease and keep people out of the ER. You decide how: wearables, AI risk models, triage, clinical decision support, or post-ICU recovery

  • Who's there: Doctors, Professors, Clinicians from Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. Leadership team from Anthropic Life Sciences and Microsoft. Workshop from Stanford Spezi VibeKit team. Engineers. Patients. Caregivers. Healthtech founders. All sourced by FOMO.

  • Who can apply: Application-based; looking for 100 strong technical builders, clinicians, doctors, and researchers.

Hack Nation Paris

GNOMI Gen Z Growth Hackathon @ GNOMI NYC HQ
  • When: Friday, June 5-6

  • Challenge: Make GNOMI, an AI news agent covering 189 countries and 17+ languages, impossible to ignore for Gen Z. Compete in one of two tracks: Best Content Creation or Best Growth Strategy

  • Who's there: GNOMI's core team at their NYC HQ, during a16z NY Tech Week

  • Who can apply: Builders and creators who work at the intersection of AI, finance, media, culture, and growth with executable ideas only: no brainstorming decks

  • Prizes: $4K + interview (1st), $2K + interview (2nd)

Hack Nation New York

Learn to Vibe Code with Lovable & AI Snack Club in NYC
  • When: Friday, May 15

  • What: A hands-on afternoon of vibe coding with Lovable, live demos, and networking for women exploring AI.

  • Who can join: Women with all experience levels, just bring curiosity and a laptop

  • Hosted by: AI Snack Club, BrainStation, and a workshop by our very own FOMO founder, Elsa!

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— The FOMO Team

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