Hustle Fund hosts Founder Friends event in Singapore, inviting Supabase co-founder Ant Wilson to share
Hustle Fund held a Founder Friends event in Singapore on November 9, 2026. The event featured founder networking, pizza and a fireside chat, with Supabase co-founder and CTO Ant Wilson as the main speaker.
Hustle Fund posted after the event that attendance was good, and that founders came to hear Wilson share, have a meal and connect with one another. The organizers thanked Aspire, Notion and SG Global Network for helping host the event, and said they would continue to hold similar events in the future.
Event details had previously been announced on a Luma page, hosted by Hustle Fund Events, and included a fireside chat and Q&A session with Shiyan Koh, a Hustle Fund General Partner. Wilson is the co-founder of Supabase, an open-source Postgres platform. As a pre-seed venture capital firm, Hustle Fund has long held similar founder community events in many locations around the world.
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Title: Awesome turnout at Founder Friends Singapore! Publisher: Hustle Fund (@HustleFundVC) Publication date: 2026-11-10 URL: https://x.com/HustleFundVC/status/2120267858357760102 Nature of source: organizer social media event recap Verification: Full text obtained for this item; the event and the guest’s identity were confirmed against the Luma page and the earlier preview post Supporting content: Supports that the event was held in Singapore, that the guest was Ant Wilson, and the organizer’s description of attendance
ABAB AI Insight
The Founder Friends series is a founder community event that Hustle Fund regularly holds in many places around the world, including Singapore, with the core format being informal networking plus a fireside share from one founder. Inviting Ant Wilson aligns with Supabase’s positioning as a developer tools and open-source infrastructure company, making it suitable for local developers and early-stage founders in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
The main value of this kind of event lies in face-to-face connections among local founders, rather than formal fundraising or product launches. By thanking partners such as Aspire and Notion and previewing future events, the organizer keeps the community operating continuously. For participants, the incremental value mainly comes from on-site interaction and the guest’s personal experience, rather than from the public news itself.
The point to watch is that early-stage funds maintain contact with founder communities through regular offline events, which helps with deal flow and relationship management. The event itself does not constitute a new investment or a major company development.
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Offline community events held by early-stage funds are mainly used to maintain founder relationships and obtain deal flow.
Event recap posts reflect the organizer’s subjective description of attendance; the actual scale and content are subject to the现场.
Guest selection is usually related to the interests or technical themes of the local founder community.