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Professional

Coworking, founder meetups, industry nights. Networking without the name tags.

  • 8 activities
  • Hosts pick the price

Pick your thing

Networking, Founders and startups, Coworking, Industry meetup, Mastermind group, Job search group, Side project night and Pitch practice.

  • NetworkingSmall tables instead of big rooms. Real introductions, no badges.
  • Founders and startupsFounder dinners, demo nights, build-in-public sessions.
  • CoworkingHeads-down hours at a cafe or library, lunch together at noon.
  • Industry meetupDesigners, engineers, marketers, nurses, teachers. Your field, your people.
  • Mastermind groupA small group that meets regularly, shares goals and holds each other to them.
  • Job search groupSwap leads, practice interviews and keep each other going. Job hunting is easier in a group.
  • Side project nightTwo hours of heads down work on the thing you care about, then a quick show and tell.
  • Pitch practicePractice your pitch on a small, friendly room and get notes you can use tomorrow.

Why it works here

Paying to join is how professional plans actually happen

Meeting people in your field works better at a small table than in a big room. Paying to join keeps the table full of people who came to talk.

Small tables instead of a crowd, a round of real introductions, and no pitching unless somebody asks.

Professional plans in New York

No professional plans on the board yet.

Keep it small, give it a theme, and do the introductions yourself so nobody has to work the room.

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Keep it small, give it a theme, and do the introductions yourself so nobody has to work the room.

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