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Get Business From NYC and NYS Government: M/WBE Certification

WebinarPolicy & EcosystemIn personFree
18:30America / New York
Online, United States
Queens Economic Development Corporation (QEDC)

This webinar explains how to get certified as a Minority or Woman-owned Business Enterprise with New York City and New York State. It covers requirements for obtaining government contracts and strategies for leveraging certification to increase business opportunities. The event is designed for diverse entrepreneurs seeking access to government contracting.

Female FoundersOnlineFree to Attend

GLITCHED - Women in Game Dev Meetup - Inspired Design and Informed Marketing

MeetupIn person
18:00America / Los Angeles
San Francisco, CA, San Francisco Bay Area, United States
Luma San Francisco

This event celebrates one year of GLITCHED with an evening of food, drinks, game and art showcases, and talks focused on indie game development and marketing by women in gaming. It offers a networking opportunity for women and allies in the game development community in the San Francisco Bay Area. Attendees will connect, share experiences, and enjoy playable games and art from women creatives.

Female FoundersNetworkingTalks & Panels

Will the Job Market Improve by Fall? Top Economic Trends Driving the Market

MeetupPolicy & EcosystemOnline
08:00
Online, United States
Austin / TX / Tech, Entrepreneurship, AI & Venture Capital

This online meetup examines upcoming economic trends and their potential impact on the job market by fall. It is suited for professionals interested in labor market dynamics and economic indicators. Participants can gain insights on factors shaping employment prospects in the near future.

Talks & PanelsOnline

RoboGeorgia Summit 2026

SummitDeep TechIn person
09:00
Trilith LIVE, Fayetteville, United States
Atlanta Robotics Meetup

The RoboGeorgia Summit is an annual event focused on robotics technologies and innovations. It brings together entrepreneurs, researchers, and professionals interested in robotics to engage on advancements and opportunities in the field. The event is held in Fayetteville, Georgia, providing a space for local and regional attendees to connect and learn about robotics development.

PHX FWD Pitch Practice: Learn, Observe, or Pitch

Demo DayFundraisingIn personFree
09:00
Tempe, Arizona, Tempe, United States
Luma Phoenix

Founders participate in a live coached session to improve how they explain their company through real-time feedback on their pitch from investors and experienced founders. The event is designed for early-stage startups and founders preparing to raise capital or clarify their story. Attendees can choose to pitch or observe and learn from others in a supportive environment.

FoundersPitchingPre-SeedSeed

1871 Events: Scale the System: 1871 Emerging Tech Innovation Summit

CompetitionAI & Machine LearningWeb3 & CryptoFundraisingPolicy & EcosystemIn person
09:00
Chicago, IL, Chicago, United States
Luma Chicago

This event features a full-day summit exploring policy, innovation, and scaling in emerging technologies like AI, Quantum, and Web3. It brings together builders, investors, policymakers, and enterprise leaders to discuss regulation and funding while showcasing startup pitches and networking opportunities. Attendees will gain insights into the current tech landscape and see live pitching for non-dilutive funding.

PitchingInvestors

Women Founders Incubator - Free Coworking

EventIn person
09:30
SURF Incubator, Seattle, United States
SURF Incubator

# Free Thursday mornings designed for women founders in Seattle. Open to anyone aligned with the mission. Drop in, work alongside others, and meet the community. No pitch, no prep, no commitment. How it runs ## A relaxed rhythm Show up when you can, stay as long as you need. No pitch, no prep, no pressure. ### Open work. 9:30 Arrive, grab coffee, and work on your own thing. ### The sharing circle. 10:30 A short circle where a couple of women share a tool, tactic, or question. ### Afternoon, open. 11:30 Work, wander, or grab lunch with someone you just met. The SWELL is a home for women entrepreneurs in Seattle to learn, work, and build real businesses together. Built for every kind of ambition. Bootstrapped, purpose-led, venture-backed, or still an idea. SWELL is built for all of it, with expert networks, practical education and support that works with your path and pace. ## The barriers to building a business are lower than ever. AI is collapsing the cost, time, and skill required to start. Women are stepping into that opportunity in record numbers. Building is no longer the bottleneck; being found, funded, and taken seriously still is. Swell exists to turn that leverage into real businesses women own. Every Thursday, 9:30–11:30am, at SURF Incubator. Bring your laptop, bring your kids if you need to. Meet the room, stay the whole day if you want, and work alongside other women founders. No commitment, no pitch.

Boston New Technology Town Hall (Q3)

EventOnline
12:00
Online, United States
Boston New Technology (BNT)

This event is an open session for community members including founders, operators, builders, mentors, and partners to gather, discuss upcoming developments, and contribute to shaping the community. It is suitable for those involved in the broader startup ecosystem who want to stay informed and engaged. Participants will benefit from collaborative dialogue and insight sharing about the local technology scene.

FoundersOnlineOperators

Weekly Children's Business Incubator: Junior Board Members

EventIn person
13:30
SURF Incubator, Seattle, United States
SURF Incubator

Junior Board Members: Get on the Board A Weekly Boardroom and Business Incubator for Kids Ages 8–14 SURF is opening its startup community to the next generation. For years, adults have come to SURF Incubator to build companies, test ideas, solve problems, meet collaborators, and learn from other founders. Now, Seattle’s young people get that opportunity too. Junior Board Members is a weekly, hands-on business incubator where kids can develop real businesses, products, services, inventions, books, games, media concepts, community initiatives, and other creative projects—inside an actual Seattle startup incubator. Big Ideas Start Young What Is Junior Board Members? Junior Board Members combines a real business incubator with a kid-friendly board meeting. Participants may bring something they are already building or use their first few meetings to discover what interests them. They may: Build an ongoing business or creative project Start something completely new Explore several possible ideas Join another member’s project Bring a question or problem to the board Experiment until they discover something they genuinely want to pursue This is not a traditional class where every child completes the same assignment. Some members may spend several months developing one business. Others may explore different ideas, change direction, collaborate with another member, or complete one project and begin another. Participants may attend once, join us occasionally, or return every week to continue building. What Can Junior Board Members Work On? Members may: Brainstorm business and project ideas Develop products and services Create names, brands, logos, advertisements, and prototypes Explore pricing, costs, revenue, profit, and budgeting Develop books, shows, games, channels, and other media concepts Practice marketing, public speaking, selling, and pitching Research customers and competitors Test ideas and collect feedback Solve problems with help from

Building for Good Hackathon

Demo DayAI & Machine LearningIn personFree
16:00
3234 Matthews Ln, San Diego, United States
Luma San Diego

A two-day hackathon in San Diego focused on using data science and AI to create solutions that improve societal good. Participants work on challenges related to cost-of-living affordability, homelessness, and other community issues. The event aims to engage data scientists, analysts, and engineers to address local social problems through collaborative innovation.

Hands-OnStudents & Researchers