Events for you

This event explores the impact of AI, 3D, and Houzz Pro technology in the design industry. It is designed for designers who want to understand and apply these tools to improve their business and project outcomes. Attendees will gain practical knowledge on AI applications and 3D design for competitive advantage.

This event is a virtual Toastmasters meeting for entrepreneurs focused on improving communication and leadership skills. It is open to anyone interested in practicing public speaking in an entrepreneurial context. Attending helps participants build confidence and network with like-minded individuals in an online setting.

This online session demonstrates how to run multiple AI coding agents in parallel using Claude Code to increase productivity. It is designed for developers and AI practitioners interested in efficient multi-agent workflows and reducing context conflicts. Attendees will learn practical patterns and best practices for managing subagents in development environments.

This event presents an overview of STEM degree paths focusing on MBA and Masters programs. It is designed for students and prospective graduate applicants interested in technology and business education. Attendees will gain insights into academic options that combine STEM and management skills for career advancement.

MentorHours39 features Paul Becker sharing his extensive knowledge in financial services and investment markets. The event is designed for founders and operators seeking insights from an experienced professional with over 40 years in banking and business development. Attendees can expect practical advice on navigating economic and market cycles.

This event explores the development and application of an autonomous AI-driven trading system that has evolved over 25 years using machine learning. It is designed for those interested in AI and data-driven trading techniques. Attendees will gain insights into the long-term operation of machine learning in financial markets.

This seminar shares practical and technical lessons from real project experience in building services. It targets architects, developers, consultants, contractors, asset owners, and occupiers seeking insights to improve design, delivery, and operation of complex projects. Attendees gain knowledge from large scale infrastructure, critical systems, and architectural projects across multiple ANZ locations.

Participants will develop a practical AI-assisted workflow tailored to a real repetitive business task. This workshop is designed for Sacramento-area business owners who want actionable, hands-on experience using AI without jargon or pressure. Attendees will leave with tested tools and processes to effectively apply AI in their business operations.

This event explains the evolving role of solution architects in an AI-first world. It explores how AI can be used to enhance productivity without compromising authenticity. The session is designed for technology professionals interested in the intersection of architecture and AI advancements.

This weekly Handarbeitstreff event in Hamburg provides a space for people interested in creative self-expression through textile and maker projects. Attendees can use various sewing, printing, and crafting machines in a makerspace while socializing and sharing knowledge. It is suited for those who want to practice crafting skills and meet like-minded community members.

This online event explores the implementation of agentic AI systems that can reason, plan, and take action across workflows in production environments. It is designed for professionals interested in practical AI applications and the operational challenges of deploying advanced AI technologies. Attendees will gain insights into how agentic AI can transform workflows and business operations.

This event explores astrophysics, biological and physical science, heliophysics, earth science, planetary science, and robotics technology. It is designed for children aged 9 to 12 interested in science and technology. Participants learn foundational science topics through an educational program supported by NASA ASTRO CAMP.

This weekly online event engages professionals in structured networking sessions that build meaningful connections. It features educational segments based on SMART Networking strategies and guest speakers who provide expert advice. Attendees learn practical networking skills to expand their influence and grow their careers.

This session demonstrates how to run AI-powered analytics securely on a local machine without sending data to the cloud. It is aimed at people interested in data privacy and AI technologies who want to apply analytics securely. Attendees will learn practical approaches to use AI while maintaining control over their data.

This is a pitch and networking event for founders, business owners, and C-level executives who are actively raising funds. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet investors, share their fundraising stories, and join an exclusive investors community. It is designed to support startups in early fundraising stages and provides an ideal environment for first-time fundraisers.

This online session explains how online income models operate using AI tools. It is designed for beginners who want to learn practical steps to create, monetise, and automate digital products and services without technical skills. Participants will gain foundational knowledge to start building an online business independently.

This online meetup teaches how to reduce product development costs by up to 50 percent. It is aimed at startup founders and operators looking to optimize resources. Attendees gain strategies to improve efficiency and lower expenses in product creation without sacrificing quality.

This event explores how land activities affect watershed health using an interactive 3-D Enviroscape model. It is designed for all ages to learn the importance of keeping water sources clean and includes live education animals. Attendees gain hands-on environmental education in Bowmanville's Sarah Jane Williams Heritage Centre.

The Admissions Team leads a 30-45 minute tour of their graduate campus in New York City. This event is designed for prospective students interested in learning about the campus environment and facilities. Attendees gain insight into the campus setting to help inform their application decisions.

This is an in-person meetup for the Atlanta Dynamics User Group held at the Microsoft Office in Atlantic Station. Attendees will participate in introductions, networking, and topic discussions related to Dynamics products. The event provides opportunities for professional networking and job sharing within the local tech community.

This online meetup supports builders, founders, engineers, and product teams as they develop AI applications from ideas to growth stages. It provides a platform to pitch AI products, share founder experiences, and discuss leveraging open source, cloud marketplaces, and go-to-market strategies. Attendees will gain insights on scaling AI startups and acquiring customers.

This event offers a walking tour of seven women-owned businesses on Locke Street in Hamilton. Participants can network with women entrepreneurs, enjoy samples, and receive special offers while learning about each business. It is designed for women entrepreneurs seeking connections and community support.

Data professionals gather to discuss real-world data challenges without presentations or slides. Participants use their own data issues as topics for open conversation and peer feedback. This event is designed for experienced data practitioners seeking collaborative problem solving.

This event offers students and parents the opportunity to meet pilots and flight training organisations affiliated with Air New Zealand. Attendees can learn about pilot training pathways and the experience of flying for Air New Zealand. Multiple sessions are provided to allow for detailed interaction with pilots and training providers.