Consumer, culture, and creators with Erin and Sara Foster at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024

Fundings and Exits

Two of the industry’s most famous sisters, Erin and Sara Foster, sit down alongside business partner Phil Schwarz at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 to talk about consumer investing, culture curation, and what it means to be a creator in the modern age. 

Moderated on the Disrupt main stage, the conversation will surround the creator economy, consumer investing, and so much more.

Erin and Sara Foster are the definitions of a multi-hyphen duo. 

They are the founders of Oversubscribed Ventures, which invests in consumer brands and tech (investments include the diaper brand Kudos). Sara is an angel investor, too, with a portfolio that includes the swimwear brand Summersalt. The sisters are also the founders of the clothing and lifestyle brand Favorite Daughter, which is sold at luxury retailers Moda Operandi and Saks. There’s also an upcoming Netflix show called “Nobody Wants This,” created by Erin and starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, playing a podcaster and a rabbi who fall in love. 

Sara and Erin themselves have a podcast called The World’s First Podcast, which breaks down topics of love and self-improvement. 

In other words, there will be much to talk about. 

And of course, not to forget Phil Schwarz. Schwarz is a partner at the early-stage firm Corazon Capital. He helped Sara and Erin Foster create Oversubscribed Ventures and serves as an adviser on its investment committee. He was the CMO of Tinder and Head of Growth at Match Group and co-founded the Kaplan/Techstars EdTech Accelerator.

In other words, even more to talk about!

Don’t miss out on this game-changing conversation! Be part of Disrupt 2024 with 10,000 fellow attendees, including startup, tech, and VC leaders, at Moscone West, San Francisco, October 28–30. Grab your tickets now to unlock savings of up to $600 during Ticket Reboot Week.

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