Events for you

Startups pitch live and receive feedback from investors and experts in London. The event offers structured networking sessions before and after the pitches to connect founders, investors, and industry professionals. Attendees can build strong connections, explore investment opportunities, and exchange ideas in a collaborative environment.

Founders pitch their startups live to a panel of investors and experts to receive focused feedback. The event includes structured networking sessions before and after pitching, connecting entrepreneurs, investors, venture scouts, and startup ecosystem operators. Participants have the opportunity to build connections and explore investment and mentorship possibilities.

Experienced recruitment consultants discuss how to overcome challenges in getting noticed after applying for jobs. The session is aimed at job seekers and professionals interested in the hiring process within the startup and VC ecosystem. Attendees will gain practical insights into improving their chances of landing interviews and roles.

This event features Everett Bogue discussing the risks and implications of skipping permissions and the extensive human consent involved. It is targeted at developers and technologists interested in software agent behaviors and security. Attendees will gain insights into permission management challenges in technology contexts.

This event is a workshop taking place in the United Kingdom at TrustedHousesitters. It is designed to provide practical learning experiences, though specific content and target audience details are not stated. Participants can expect a hands-on session in a collaborative environment.

This event features a presentation on measuring the success of Security AI agents using the CLASP Framework. Attendees will learn about different AI security performance metrics and architectures from an experienced security consultant. It is aimed at professionals interested in AI applications for cybersecurity and threat intelligence.

This event discusses practical applications of AI in various types of work. It is designed for professionals interested in how AI impacts their roles and industries. Attendees gain insights into real-world AI integration and societal implications.

This event presents the future of dbt's engine with a focus on Core v2, Fusion, and the introduction of dbt State. It is designed for people working with data who want to learn how to use these developments to improve efficiency and upgrade their workflows. Attendees will gain practical knowledge about the new features and tools offered by dbt.

This event brings together data, AI, and product leaders to explore how AI is transforming analytics through a combination of Snowflake and Omni technologies. Attendees will see a demo and hear a customer story about maintaining consistent, governed AI-ready dashboards. The event is useful for CTOs, Heads of Data/AI, and product leaders working with AI analytics and data governance.

Offline SD is built around curated rooms, intentional conversations, and people who are serious about building real relationships.

Kathryn Jezer-Morton explores how social media influences our perception of life experiences and personal relationships. She addresses topics such as online dating, family documentation, and the impact of digital culture on values and behavior. Attendees will gain insight into understanding how online content shapes self-perception and social interactions.

This meetup features monthly talks where AI researchers and professionals discuss recent research developments. Attendees are those interested in AI and machine learning, including practitioners and academics. It provides an opportunity to learn about ongoing AI research and connect with others in the community in Docklands.

This event will take place in Mexico City at Casa Rafael Galván with a live stream available on YouTube. It is likely a gathering related to AI given the linked social media channels, intended for those interested in AI topics within the local or broader community. Participants can engage with emerging AI discussions and connect with others in this developing ecosystem.

Participants will work on LeetCode problems and can suggest specific problems or topics to focus on. This event is suitable for coders and programmers looking to practice problem solving and algorithm skills. It offers an opportunity to engage with a coding community in a collaborative online setting.

This event is an AI-focused hack night where participants bring their own projects or come to learn and collaborate. AI Architects from the FaithTech community will provide guidance and feedback. It is for technologists interested in building AI projects within a faith-based context.

This workshop introduces the concept of architecture frameworks based on ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010-2022 standards. Attendees will learn about key elements such as stakeholders and viewpoints, explore popular frameworks like TOGAF and UAF, and review best practices and tools for implementation. It is designed for architects, engineers, and professionals involved in architecture development and governance.

This workshop teaches working professionals how to build reusable AI workflows using Claude to automate repetitive tasks and improve productivity. Attendees will learn to connect their tools and create polished outputs efficiently. It is designed for professionals, freelancers, and founders seeking to streamline work with intermediate AI skills.

This event brings together service-based women in business for curated dinners and breakfasts focused on genuine conversation and connection. It is designed for thoughtful women, often late-diagnosed ADHDers or those with similar fast-thinking experiences, who want trusted relationships and support. Attendees will gain insight, resonance, and connections to support their personal and business growth.

This event teaches how to create social media videos using AI tools within 60 minutes. It is designed for people interested in applying AI to their social media projects and looking for practical guidance and Q&A support. Participants can develop their own AI video projects with help from the hosts.

Data Drinks Montreal is a monthly meetup where data professionals, AI builders, and interested individuals gather to network and exchange insights about data and AI. The event provides a casual space to build connections in the Montreal data community. Attendees can enjoy informal conversations and light prompts to facilitate networking.

This meetup connects technologists, creatives, and community organizations to identify real problems and build helpful technology solutions. Community groups present projects needing support while builders can network and find ways to contribute. Attendees can help shape the group's future and foster collaboration for public good projects.

This event features networking and presentations focused on privacy technologies in crypto, with activities including tech trivia, fireside chats, and bingo. It is designed for privacy advocates, builders, and crypto community members interested in Web3 and freedom tech. Attendees can engage with experts, enjoy giveaways, and learn practical uses of privacy coins and wallets in a relaxed social environment.

This is a casual weekly meetup for anyone interested in discussing bitcoin and related topics. Attendees have the opportunity to engage in conversations about all aspects of bitcoin in an informal setting. It is suited for people looking to learn more about bitcoin or connect with others who share the same interest in Raleigh.

Meet startups, investors, and access ongoing deal flow with weekly intros and early opportunities. Free for approved investors.