The words 'Bonne Foire AI' in large, dark blue text.

 

We're on a mission to turn connection into momentum.

Healthcare innovation runs on relationships. Most people are building them the hard way.

We do two things well.

First, we create spaces for Atlanta's health innovators to connect.

Over the past year, Bonne Fire has convened more than 1,500 people from 350+ organizations. Clinicians meeting the founders building tools they need. Researchers finding collaborators. Investors getting in early on the companies everyone's about to be talking about. Newcomers finding their people. Some of those conversations turn into partnerships. Some turn into co-founders. Some just turn into a better understanding of what's happening in Atlanta health right now.

We host monthly happy hours, coffee chats, webinars, and welcome parties. Last year we ran 18 events. 96 people came to three or more. At some point that stops being networking and starts being community.

Second, we help organizations navigate complex challenges in health innovation through strategy and advisory work.

Our perspective comes from being deeply embedded in this ecosystem. Not watching from the outside, but in constant conversation with the researchers, founders, clinicians, investors, and policy people doing the work. We understand how different parts of healthcare think and operate because we show up for them. And they show up for us.

We connect the people building the future of healthcare in Atlanta. Through curated community and consistent gathering, we reduce the friction of finding the right people, partners, and perspective in a fragmented ecosystem. We're committed to sustained connection, not fleeting impressions.

What People Are Saying

“I have absolutely loved joining the Bonne Fire community, which is made up of incredibly smart and passionate healthcare & healthtech leaders who also happen to be genuine and friendly people. Anyone with an existing passion or budding interest in networking (that doesn’t really feel like networking) should attend!”

— Ben Huffman