Events for you

This event celebrates the launch of The Kristina Shea Show podcast with conversations focusing on AI, leadership, innovation, and the future of work. It offers an opportunity for entrepreneurs, business professionals, and community members to connect, share ideas, and get inspired in a relaxed social setting. Attendees can engage with podcast guests and enjoy refreshments while building their network.

This event is a weekly afterwork social for technology professionals in Toronto. Attendees can network, share ideas, find job opportunities, and discuss the latest trends in tech, AI, data, and IT. It is designed to connect a broad range of tech workers including engineers, data scientists, product managers, students, and entrepreneurs in a casual setting.

This event is a networking gathering for young professionals in Boston seeking to build meaningful connections with peers across various industries. Attendees include entrepreneurs, investors, recent graduates, and professionals aiming to expand their careers or businesses. It offers a relaxed environment to meet new contacts and explore collaborative opportunities.

This event hosts professional networking opportunities for individuals in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and business sectors. Attendees include healthcare workers, pharma executives, entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers aiming to build meaningful connections and advance their careers or businesses. The event provides a platform to explore industry trends and foster collaboration in the San Francisco Bay Area.

This is a seven-week series teaching how to build and deploy AI applications using practical technologies like FastAPI, Docker, and vector databases. It is designed for data scientists, analysts, and developers looking to transition into AI engineering without needing prior AI experience. Participants will gain hands-on skills building end-to-end AI pipelines and deploy real projects.

This meetup focuses on the practical relationship between Bitcoin and business operations. It is designed for business owners, freelancers, professionals, and students interested in how Bitcoin supports payments, transaction efficiency, and asset management beyond investment. Attendees can expect interactive discussions and real-world business use cases in a relaxed setting.

This is a summer outdoor meetup for the tech community in Toronto to gather socially at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Attendees can introduce themselves and network in an informal environment that encourages sharing how they add value to others through their work. The event welcomes people from all backgrounds and encourages a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere.

This event explores what cybersecurity recruiters look for in candidates, focusing on skills, experience, and professional branding. It is designed for aspiring professionals, students, and those transitioning into cybersecurity. Attendees will learn how to present themselves effectively and improve their career prospects in the field.

This event is an open, self-organizing discussion group where participants talk about various software development topics including programming languages, frameworks, and system architectures. It is for software developers and technology enthusiasts interested in deepening their knowledge through peer conversations. The event provides a casual and participatory environment without formal speakers or leadership.

This class teaches developers how to use Pi, a lightweight terminal-based coding agent, to create customizable and reusable AI-assisted workflows directly in their project directory. Students will learn installation, authentication, coding sessions, and advanced customization techniques. The event is aimed at developers and engineers interested in practical AI tooling for software projects.

London Career Sprint August 2026 is a career-focused event held in the United Kingdom. It targets individuals interested in progressing or pivoting their careers through networking and skill-building. Attendees can connect with professionals and explore opportunities relevant to a broad range of career stages.

Blockchain Summer Institute offers an in-person experience focused on blockchain technology with workshops, expert talks, and networking opportunities. It is designed for both newcomers and experienced tech professionals who want to learn and connect in a collaborative setting. Attendees can explore current blockchain trends and develop practical skills in Vancouver.

This event is focused on helping individuals concentrate and produce tangible results by working on their personal projects in a structured session. It is designed for people who struggle with procrastination and want to advance tasks like business projects, study, or creative work through focused group work. Attendees bring their own work and collaborate in timed sessions to improve productivity and complete tasks.

This one-day training covers essential OWASP web security topics including vulnerabilities, attack techniques, and mitigation strategies. It is designed for web developers, cybersecurity professionals, and IT teams who want practical skills to improve application security. The course provides hands-on activities and a completion certificate to support immediate application of knowledge.

This 1-day in-person course in Portland teaches professionals and entrepreneurs how to implement sustainable business and community practices. Attendees learn about sustainability principles, green technologies, and community engagement strategies. The course aims to equip participants with practical tools to foster environmental preservation and operational efficiency.

This is a four-day Certified Ethical Hacker v12 training bootcamp held in Lake Oswego, Oregon. It is designed for IT professionals, cybersecurity enthusiasts, and beginners seeking practical skills in ethical hacking and cybersecurity defense techniques. Participants will gain hands-on experience with real-world hacking tools and prepare for the CEH certification exam.

This workshop teaches practical digital minimalism techniques to help working professionals and entrepreneurs manage distractions and maintain focus in an AI-driven world. Participants develop habits to reduce screen fatigue and improve productivity through interactive exercises. The course provides a sustainable framework for working smarter without burnout.

This event is a regular meetup for people interested in low level computing topics such as compilers and FPGA. Participants can share their projects and ideas in an informal setting. It is suitable for hobbyists, developers, and researchers who want to discuss and collaborate on technical computing subjects.

This event gathers developers and builders using AI to create better software faster. Attendees discuss code, workflows, and future developments in AI-powered software development. The meetup welcomes designers, engineers, students, and product managers interested in AI-enhanced development experiences.

This event gathers entrepreneurs, investors, mentors, and professionals in New York City to network and build meaningful business relationships. Attendees include startup founders, seasoned entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts. The event aims to foster connections that can help participants grow their businesses and advance their careers.

This one-day in-person course in Raleigh teaches healthcare IT professionals and data analysts how to create impactful data visualizations using Tableau. Participants learn to prepare healthcare datasets, build intermediate visuals, and design dashboards that support healthcare decision-making. The course suits beginners and intermediate learners aiming to improve their healthcare data reporting skills.

This event offers a half-day materials characterization minicourse for scientists, researchers, and laboratory professionals to explore multiple analytical techniques and their applications. Attendees will gain practical knowledge and skills directly relevant to solving materials problems. The session concludes with a networking and bowling social to connect with experts and peers.

This event is a monthly social meetup where people interested in tech gather to network and share interests. It welcomes hobbyists, students, and professionals from various backgrounds. Attending provides an opportunity to connect with the Sydney tech community in an informal setting.

This meetup brings together people interested or working with FPGAs, ASICs, and embedded systems. It is open to industry professionals, students, and hobbyists who want to connect and share in a casual setting. The focus is on networking and informal conversation without presentations.