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Community Partnership Proposal: Founders Running Club x PostHog #NYCTechWeek

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Hi @dzaltsman and PostHog Team,

I’m the NYC Lead for Founders Running Club (FRC). We’re a global community of 50,000+ founders and operators 50,000+ members who believe that movement is the ultimate social equalizer.

We just wrapped up a fantastic collaboration with HubSpot for Startups, and we’re now looking for a local partner for our centerpiece event of the summer - a 5K Networking Run during #NYCTechWeek on Saturday, June 6th.

Why PostHog? We’ve been following your handbook and love your focus on the "AFK" community. Our run takes place along the Hudson River and brings together exactly the kind of builders (engineers, founders, and creators) that are relevant to your ICP.

The Ask: We’d love to explore a local collaboration for the Tech Week run - whether that’s through PostHog merch PostHog-branded merch, co-promotion, or even just having your crew join us for some conversational miles.

Looking forward to hearing what you think!

Best,
Anastasia Sushko
Co-Founder & NYC Lead, Founders Running Club
anastasia@sushko.io

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