Investor Dinner: The Future of Batteries

Join a curated group of investors for an evening of conversation, networking, and dinner to discuss:

Can safer, sustainable battery chemistry compete at commercial scale?

Carlo Charles, founder and CEO of Flint, will join us to discuss the company he’s building and the opportunity he sees across consumer electronics, smart labels, IoT, wearables, and other emerging technologies.

Flint is developing cellulose-based batteries designed to provide a safer, non-toxic, and lower-carbon alternative to conventional battery chemistries. Its technology is intended to address applications where safety, sustainability, flexibility, and form factor are increasingly important.

View Flint’s investor deck

Rather than treating battery innovation solely as a performance problem, Flint is focused on some of the constraints that increasingly determine where and how batteries can be deployed: toxicity, safety, sustainability, form factor, manufacturing, and end-of-life considerations. The company is working with global companies and manufacturing partners as it moves from R&D toward commercialization and scalable production.

We’ll use Flint as the starting point for a broader conversation about battery technology, sustainable materials, commercialization of deep technology, and where emerging battery chemistries could create new market opportunities.

Expect a candid fireside discussion + Q&A followed by dinner and open networking. The evening is intentionally designed to leave plenty of time to circulate, meet other guests, and continue conversations independently.

Featured:

Carlo Charles — Founder & CEO at Flint

Chris Beaman — CEO at Astronomic (Host)

Guests:20–30 private investors and business leaders.

Evening:6:00 PM — Drinks, introductions & networking6:30 PM — Fireside discussion + Q&A7:30 PM — Dinner & open networking

Dress: Business casual

About Investor DinnersAstronomic Investor Dinners bring together curated groups of investors and operators around companies and markets we think are worth examining. They’re designed for substantive conversation, new relationships, and the opportunity to explore an investment when there’s mutual interest.

There is never any obligation or expectation to invest.

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Note: Astronomic Inc does not provide investment advice, recommend or endorse investment opportunities, or participate in securities transactions. Any investment discussions occur solely between investors and presenting companies.