Photos from founders dinner
Michala Gregorová
The traditional dinner took place on the roof of WeWork, to whom we would like to thank for providing the space with the most beautiful view of Prague.
On the head photo are Grason's co-founders (Karel Mařík and Jarmila Kowolowská) with Adam Szabó (CEO of Driveto).
The best view and the best sunset (and of course people :)
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Mišo Zelinka and Michal Tvrzník (CEO and co-founder of Biano) arriving to the roof
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David Šiška (Miton Team, former CEO of Bonami) with Dan Kmoch (CFO Bonami)
Michal Jirák wearing his favourite sweatshirt
Tour of the WeWork area. In DRN building at Národní, which is one of the best of contemporary Czech architecture, WeWork has 6 floors and its capacity is almost filled.
Vláďa and Veronica from Miton team with Lukáš Kovač (in the middle, co-founder of Qerko)
Monika and Anna (Miton) with Bob Tetiva (CEO of Sense Arena VR startup). Btw Do you know that Czech Republic is Silicon Valley of virtual reality?
The roof was fantastic, but it was also getting colder and colder, so for dinner, we moved to the restaurant L'Osteria in DRN.
From left Pavel Vopařil (CEO of Bonami), Vašek Štrupl and Ondra Raška (Miton)
Adam Szabó (Driveto), Michal Šmída (Twisto), author of the article (Miton) in a vivid dialogue on diversity.
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