Sarah Studer
Sarah Studer works in content and communications at Intentionalist. She founded Sarah Studer Events, an agency. Her expertise includes community building, connecting, public speaking, program development, and event planning.
Founder Institute Relaunches Seattle Accelerator with Local Leadership and In-Person Programs Starting March 2024
Founder Institute is relaunching its Seattle chapter with local leadership led by tech veteran Aniket Naravanekar to revive in-person mentorship, events, and funding opportunities for startups. The first new cohort starts in March, with a launch event scheduled for December 12.
Seattle Tech Week 2024 Draws ~75 Events, Organizers Thank JP Morgan, Ascend, Google Cloud and Sarah Studer
Seattle Tech Week 2024 featured about 75 events that brought together founders, investors, and startups, showcasing Seattle as a vibrant tech hub. Organizers thanked hosts, sponsors (including JP Morgan, Ascend, Google Cloud), community builder Sarah Studer, and noted the program expanded from last year with spillover weekend activities and large community turnout.
LIVE: Community + the future of work
Coworking! Accelerators! Virtual offices! The nature of work -- and of workplaces -- is changing in the startup world and beyond, and so are the communities built around those workplaces. Join GeekWire Co-founders John Cook and Todd Bishop for a conversation with The Riveter Founder and CEO Amy Nelson and ImpactHub Seattle leader Sarah Studer about the future of work and the communities around it. We'll also run down some of the biggest news stories of the week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Organizations
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Intentionalist Content + Communications 2024–present · current
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SMU Cox - William S. Spears Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership Program Manager 2025 · past
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University of Washington Interim Assistant Director, Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership 2025–2026, Moderator 2026 · past
Education
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University of Puget Sound Bachelor, US Politics & Government, African American Studies · 2001–2005