San Francisco got an instant symbolic jolt when newly elected mayor Daniel Lurie went Annoying Stage at TechCrunch disrupts 2025Take the 27th of October at Moscone West, in the home of various tech and the city that helped establish it.
Disruption has long been unleashed for founders and investors chasing the next wave. Lurie’s visit marks a new effort to weave innovation back into San Francisco’s future. Register now To save up to $444 on your pass, and get 60% off tickets.
Daniel Luriewho campaigned to revive the city’s economy and restore what had been established, not only to hand it over; His presence has spurred an overdue détente between city hall and the startup community, which is currently undergoing an AI-driven renaissance even in friendly cities with the aftershocks of the pandemic. Vacant Downtown offices and declining skepticism about technology’s impact have strained ties, but the AI Boom has brought energy — and investment — back to the city.
By showing the 2025 disruption, Lurie is making a statement: San Francisco is not stepping back from its role as the capital of innovation. It doubled down.
For TechCrunch, Hosting Mayor doesn’t just work. This marks an important moment as it continues to be one of the meetings where 10,000+ for the builders 10,000+ stages, and now many Civic leadership conversions under one roof. If Lurie wants the bluegrint to bring back the city, he will find it in his father: more favorable opinion, hungry investors, and a lasting trust that has not yet been built.
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If you care about San Francisco and its place at the center of the natural world, you won’t want to miss this sit-down with Lurie. Bring a partner, friend, or team member and save 60% on plus-one tickets. Or save up to $444 on your own pass, or up to 30% with a group. The doors open in seven days at Moscone West. Register now And don’t forget Tech’s epicenter that year.
