Founder communities, investors, accelerators, companies, organizers, and allies of every gender who can create meaningful value for women founders.

Events must take place in person in the San Francisco Bay Area during March 8–14, 2027. San Francisco venues are encouraged. We are not accepting virtual events at this time.

You can plan and begin the checklist while searching. Confirm the venue, permission to use it, and arrangements before submitting for calendar review.

The interested-venues list is coming soon. Meanwhile, explore venue resources in Host HQ and check availability, costs, and terms directly with the venue. A listing or expression of interest is not a confirmed booking.

Yes. Update the existing event using the submission checklist; you do not need to create a duplicate. Event registration must be on Luma.

You may choose free or paid tickets. You remain responsible for pricing, ticketing, and delivering the event. Require Approval must be enabled for attendee registration.

Yes. Include the exact shared paragraph in your event description for calendar acceptance. The submission checklist provides a copy button. Keep it at the end when editing your description.

List confirmed contributors accurately. If others are still being arranged, say so clearly and avoid promising access you cannot confirm.

No. Creating a Luma event and submitting it to the official calendar are separate actions. Use the official calendar submission link when it becomes available.

Your host team approves people who request to attend. Female Founder Week separately reviews whether your event meets the calendar requirements.

Submissions are coming soon. An opening date and review timeline have not been announced. The official submission link will appear on the checklist when ready.

After your event meets the requirements and is approved for the official calendar. Submitting alone does not establish acceptance.

Female Founder Week needs management access to review event details, coordinate event communications, and access registration information. A public host name alone does not provide that access. The designated account will be published before submissions open.

The final shared questions and information-sharing wording are still being prepared. They will be published on the submission checklist before submissions open. Do not treat the event-description paragraph as a substitute for that notice.

Each independent host remains responsible for costs, tickets, venue arrangements, vendors, registration, safety, and on-site execution.

No. The planning checklist contains recommended hosting practices. The submission checklist identifies the required setup and calendar submission steps.