Drew Golub

The Young Entrepreneur Council usually works one way. Members only. The good rooms stay closed unless you’re already inside.

Not for these three sessions.

We opened them up. No membership. No cost. Claire on PR. Will on frontier AI. Caleb on building a personal brand that actually does something.

Here’s the honest reason why.

The hardest part of building a company was never the strategy. It’s how alone it can get. You carry things nobody around you fully understands, and that isolation wears people down long before the work does.

A good room fixes that. So putting a price on the door, right now, felt backwards.

If you’ve been heads down and quiet about how heavy it’s gotten, this one’s for you. Come sit in.

See if the table is yours.

yec.co/events

You built something worth talking about. The harder question is whether anyone outside your company can explain it clearly.

On Wednesday, June 10 at noon ET, Claire Angelle leads a working session on using PR to build real visibility, credibility, and growth. Former diplomat, PR strategist, founder and CEO of Elevia. Twenty years of getting heard in rooms that do not hand out attention.

Interactive, not a lecture. You leave with a media-kit framework, a sharper story, and pitching practice.

Reserve a seat: https://luma.com/aphgyunk?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=claire-pr-jun10

Quiet seasons usually mean someone is building.

That is what this is.

I joined YEC to help reshape how founders connect and how technology serves that connection. The mission has not moved. The table where founders meet founders is exactly what we are protecting. Everything else, we are rebuilding piece by piece.

I am grateful to be doing this work with people who care about getting it right instead of getting it loud.

More soon.