Events for you

Local tech companies in Vancouver will present their mission, products, workplace culture, and job openings while attendees network with hiring managers, recruiters, and founders. Tech professionals seeking new job opportunities or to expand their network can connect in a relaxed, conversational setting. The event focuses on meaningful interactions and career development within Vancouver's tech ecosystem.

This event hosts a casual networking evening for professionals and entrepreneurs in Kitchener. Attendees can connect, share contacts, and build relationships to help grow their businesses or careers. It is open to anyone interested in developing their professional network in the local area.

This event hosts a casual happy hour focused on health innovation during Atlanta Tech Week. It is designed for healthtech founders, operators, investors, and others interested in the local ecosystem to engage in meaningful conversations about building in Atlanta. Attendees can connect without formal pitches or presentations in a relaxed environment.

This event is a casual networking gathering for the Viet Tech NZ community in Auckland. Attendees can engage in informal conversations, share experiences, and build connections without formal presentations or agendas. It is designed for professionals interested in socializing within the New Zealand tech ecosystem.

This event is a casual networking opportunity in Portland where attendees play pool and talk about technology. It welcomes anyone interested in tech and offers free pool tables along with a happy hour until 6pm. The event provides a relaxed environment for making connections within the tech community.

This event brings together local business professionals in Kitchener and Waterloo for an evening of networking. Attendees can build new relationships and exchange business cards to foster business opportunities. It is suited for entrepreneurs and professionals interested in expanding their local network.

This event gathers about 40 people in Mexico City to discuss the impact of AI on their work and communities through structured conversations at small tables. It is for anyone interested in sharing and debating opinions about AI’s local meaning and implications. Attendees engage directly with others to explore challenges and opportunities without formal presentations or demos.

This event is an in-person networking mixer designed to connect local professionals in Waianae. Attendees can share ideas and build meaningful business relationships in a relaxed setting. It provides an opportunity to grow networks and collaborate within the community.

This event offers an astronomical observation night hosted by the Gruppo Astrofili Galileo Galilei at Monte Romano, Italy. Attendees can observe the Perseid meteor shower along with various deep sky objects using provided telescopes. It is designed for astronomy enthusiasts interested in exploring the night sky and learning about celestial phenomena.

This conference explores agent harnesses as a method to make nondeterministic AI systems trustworthy for practical applications. It is intended for engineers, technologists, and AI practitioners interested in systems engineering and AI reliability. Attendees will learn about approaches to improving AI deployment in real-world environments.

This event is a weekly, drop-in session focused on collaborative, project-based learning in AI. Participants work on prototypes and projects with support from technical mentors and a community of peers. It is designed for founders, developers, and beginners interested in experimenting with AI tools and building real working solutions.

This hands-on workshop teaches participants how to move beyond using AI tools to building AI-powered applications and solutions without coding. Attendees will learn to identify problems worth solving with AI, prototype tools and automations, and apply the BASE Prompt Framework. It is designed for people interested in becoming AI builders and creating new business, education, and entrepreneurship opportunities.

This event highlights how science, technology, engineering and maths impact local businesses and communities. It features presentations by researchers and engineers sharing innovations from microplastics research to lunar robotics. The showcase is aimed at business owners, students and anyone interested in STEM and science innovation in Brisbane.

NYC Creative AI August Forum is a monthly event exploring the creative AI ecosystem through technical sessions, live demos, and expert discussions. It brings together artists, builders, and AI enthusiasts interested in innovative tools, models, and workflows. This event is ideal for those involved in or curious about creative AI development in New York.

This event is an intimate executive dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Toronto focused on incident management and AI-driven reliability. It brings together top tech leaders and Site Reliability Engineers for peer discussions about scaling resilient engineering. Attendees will also experience a curated seafood-forward tasting menu in a sophisticated setting.

This event is a candid discussion on how professionals truly feel about AI and its impact on work and business. It explores evolving attitudes, risks, and the costs of AI adoption in a non-corporate setting. Attendees can engage in honest conversations about AI anxiety and adaptation.

This 5-week executive accelerator teaches tech entrepreneurs and corporate leaders how to build, train, and deploy autonomous AI workflows without prior coding experience. Participants master spec-driven development and get hands-on experience with tools like Google Antigravity under expert mentorship. Attendees leave with functional AI prototypes and a roadmap for scaling AI employees in their organizations.

The Society for Women Engineers Atlanta hosts an August happy hour at StillFire Brewing in Smyrna. Attendees can socialize while enjoying food and drinks in a kid-friendly venue. This event is designed for women professionals and supporters in engineering to network informally.

This event features founders and creators sharing open and honest stories about their failures and lessons learned. Attendees can expect a mix of talks, Q&A, socializing, and drinks in a relaxed environment. The event encourages shifting perspectives on failure as a natural part of growth.

Founders pitch their startups to investors and receive focused feedback at this event in Atlanta. The event includes structured networking sessions before and after the pitches, enabling entrepreneurs, investors, and operators to connect and exchange ideas. Participants can build relationships and access early-stage startup opportunities with angel investors, VC partners, and venture scouts.

Burbsec South is an informal infosec community gathering offering a relaxed atmosphere to meet fellow professionals, share knowledge, and build networks. It welcomes participants with diverse experience levels from novice to expert looking to connect over common interests in security and tech culture. Attendees can expect conversations, camaraderie, and occasional after-events at local pubs.

BurbSec North is a meetup for information security enthusiasts of all skill and career levels. It gathers the Northern Suburb community around discussions and networking related to information security topics. Attendees can connect with peers and deepen their knowledge in a local, informal setting.

This event is an in-person social gathering for women working in GIS held at Busboys and Poets in Washington, DC. It provides an opportunity to network and connect with peers in the geospatial field. Attendees can build relationships and share experiences in a relaxed setting.

This event teaches how to create social media ads using AI and offers the chance to ask questions to develop your own projects. It is for people interested in applying AI tools to content creation and marketing. Attendees can gain practical skills in AI-driven video content production.