Events for you

The Raleigh ISSA Chapter Meeting is a professional networking event focused on information security and technology topics. It is designed for members and guests interested in cybersecurity, providing opportunities to network, earn CPE credits, and hear a keynote from Qualys. Attendees also benefit from career services and organizational announcements at the NC Biotech Center RTP.

This event features five-minute presentations from Chartered Accountants who share their career motivations, daily work, and challenges in the accounting profession. It is aimed at students interested in discovering diverse career pathways enabled by an accounting degree. Attendees will learn about university study, internships, mentoring, and career opportunities in accounting.

This event offers networking opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors to connect, share experiences, and build professional relationships. It targets individuals who want to live fully from entrepreneurship or grow their business. Attendees can find inspiration and create business opportunities while understanding how to succeed in entrepreneurship amidst economic challenges.

Code Club RDU is a learning-focused coding event where attendees work on coding projects and challenges together. It welcomes self-taught developers, bootcamp participants, CS students, hobbyists, and others interested in improving their coding skills. Participants collaborate in person, sharing knowledge and working hands-on with laptops while socializing over pizza.

This event showcases demos and hosts a panel discussion on developing, shipping, and scaling AI agentic workflows. It is aimed at tech founders, builders, and AI enthusiasts interested in AI technology development. Attendees can network with startups and leaders in the AI space while gaining insights into current AI tools and trends.

This event features six presenters pitching their single friends using Canva to showcase creativity, storytelling, and humor. It is designed for people interested in unique social experiences, meeting new people, and enjoying a night of entertainment and connection in London. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere with drinks, light bites, and opportunities for unexpected interactions.

This event offers entrepreneurs an opportunity to learn about custom-tailored suits and accessories directly from a bespoke wear expert. Guests also experience a summer mocktail tutorial and networking in a relaxed setting. It is designed for entrepreneurs interested in craftsmanship and building connections.

First Thursdays Creative Collisions is a networking event in Rochester that brings together founders, operators, and investors to foster connections and collaborations. It is designed for participants interested in creative and startup ecosystem interactions. Attendees can expect opportunities to meet like-minded individuals and explore partnership possibilities.

A seminar event held at Stanford University focused on discussions likely around technology or related topics. It offers an opportunity for participants to engage in thoughtful conversation in an academic setting. This event is suitable for attendees interested in deepening their understanding through a structured seminar format.

This is a monthly meetup for veterans based in Vancouver, Washington. Attendees can network and connect with others who have a veteran background and may share interests in technology. The event is held at a local venue and occurs on the first Thursday of each month.

This event is a hands-on build evening in San Diego where participants form teams to tackle a community problem related to transparency and accountability. It is for people who want to create practical solutions without needing coding skills, focusing on local impact. Attendees will collaborate, build, and demo their projects by the end of the day.

This event is a monthly meetup focused on discussing the fundamentals of working with Claude code. It is designed for developers and technologists interested in learning about this AI tool and sharing knowledge. Attendees can network with others working in AI development in the San Diego area.

This is a networking event for recruiters to connect, share experiences, and discuss the recruiting market in a relaxed after-work setting. Attendees will have the chance to meet other community members, exchange ideas, and enjoy food, drinks, and swag. The event is designed to foster community and casual conversations among recruiting professionals.

This event hosts a queer-friendly networking mixer for people interested or involved in tech in Portland. Attendees can meet others in the local Out in Tech community, socialize, and explore new opportunities. The event welcomes tech professionals as well as those adjacent to the field seeking connection.

People interested in game development gather every Thursday evening at Meltdown Montreal, an eSports bar. The event provides a casual setting to meet others involved in the gaming industry and discuss related topics. Attendees can network and socialize in-person to build connections within the local game dev community.

AI practitioners present real demonstrations and engage in conversations about AI applications and challenges. The event is designed for those interested in practical AI insights rather than hype. Attendees can learn from specific use cases and network with AI-focused founders and operators.

EthVan weekly meetup happens every Thursday at DCTRL in Vancouver. It gathers local blockchain and crypto enthusiasts who want to network and discuss Web3 topics. Attendees join to connect with peers and share knowledge in a casual environment.

This event connects founders, operators, and builders who are applying artificial intelligence within Sydney's startup and SME sectors. It provides opportunities to share knowledge and collaborate on AI-driven projects. Attendees can network and explore innovations in AI in a local context.

This is an informal networking event held at Stoup Brewing in Seattle where attendees can meet new people and reconnect with others. It is intended for individuals interested in tech and startup communities who want to socialize and collaborate in a relaxed setting. Participants can bring laptops and engage in project work or casual discussions.

This event provides a relaxed outdoor hangout for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and creatives to connect and share experiences without pitching or agendas. It is designed for founders and independent professionals seeking community and peer support in Budapest. Attendees can enjoy a secret rooftop location to foster genuine conversations and build relationships.

This is a social meetup for the Python Lisbon community to relax and network after a series of technical talks. It is aimed at Python enthusiasts and local tech professionals looking to connect in an informal setting. Attendees can enjoy a casual gathering at a café venue in Lisbon to build relationships within the ecosystem.

AI Project Hub is a weekly in-person collaborative space where attendees work on AI projects together with support from technical mentors. It is designed for beginners, developers, and founders who want to develop real AI prototypes and learn from the community. Participants can build, share progress, and access AI tools in a supportive environment.

Houston AI Club hosts a meetup focused on AI topics to bring together AI enthusiasts and professionals. The event is intended for community members interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Attendees can network and learn about AI developments in Houston's growing AI community.

This workshop teaches how to read gas and electric bills, understand energy usage patterns, and identify unusual charges. It is designed for homeowners or residents interested in reducing energy costs and improving home comfort through low- and no-cost strategies. Participants gain practical knowledge to manage utility expenses and save energy effectively.