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150 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event offers in-person coding sessions combined with mentorship opportunities on Saturdays at Roseline Coffee in Portland. It caters to developers and founders seeking hands-on coding time and expert guidance. Attendees can improve their skills and connect with mentors in a casual coffeehouse environment.
Cursor Meetup Brussels is an in-person event for AI enthusiasts and technology builders to collaborate, exchange ideas, and learn practical uses of Cursor. Attendees can bring their laptops and engage with the local AI community to enhance their skills and network. The event fosters hands-on learning and community growth in the AI space.
This is a casual 5K running event held weekly in San Francisco for builders and founders. Participants run at a relaxed pace and connect socially afterwards over coffee. It provides an opportunity to meet other startup builders in an informal setting outdoors.
This event is an in-person meetup held at Peet's Coffee & Tea in Fair Oaks, California. It provides an opportunity for local founders, investors, and operators to network and reconnect after a pandemic hiatus. Participants will engage in informal conversations to support community building and collaboration.
This event is a casual networking meetup held in Santa Clara for people interested in meeting new contacts within the startup and tech community. It is suitable for founders, operators, and others who want to expand their professional network in a relaxed setting. Attendees can engage with local peers and build connections to support their ventures or careers.
Founders' Mondays - Bring the Work is a regular meet-up for founders to work on challenges that hold back their progress. The event provides a collaborative environment to focus on critical decisions and tasks that move startups forward. It is designed for founders based in Singapore looking for peer support and coworking opportunities.
This side event explores building a global AI company from Southeast Asia, focusing on AI innovation trends and market opportunities in the region. It features discussions with AI enterprise leaders and entrepreneurs about next-generation AI models and enterprise adoption. The event is intended for AI builders, founders, investors, and ecosystem partners interested in AI's future in Southeast Asia.
Blake Baxter will be available to answer questions based on his experience as a founder, CEO, and VC. This online office hours session is for founders and entrepreneurs seeking advice on startup challenges. Attendees can gain insights to guide their fundraising and growth decisions.
This event offers a unique co-working session where attendees can collaborate on coding and experiment with the latest AI models while enjoying the company of cats. It is designed for builders and AI enthusiasts looking to network and engage with the Mistral team in a casual setting. Guests can also receive exclusive Mistral merchandise.
This event gathers founders, engineers, product builders, traders, and fintech operators to discuss how AI agents interact with money. Participants walk and converse about emerging infrastructure challenges and safety questions in connecting AI agents to financial accounts. It is designed for those building or curious about AI-driven fintech technologies and workflows.
This event offers online business networking for entrepreneurs and professionals globally. Participants can connect with a diverse range of Silicon Valley influencers and startup community members. It is designed to help attendees build professional relationships and discover potential collaborators, clients, or partners.
This side event explores how AI-native organizations differ by market and what AI changes about company building. It offers founders and builders an opportunity to learn from diverse experiences across Singapore, China, and the US. Attendees discuss team structure, hiring, and AI integration to gain insights not found in typical case studies.
This event is a casual breakfast meetup for founders, operators, and people involved in startups to connect and share ideas. Attendees meet in person at a cafe in New York City for informal conversations without a formal agenda. It offers an opportunity to build relationships and start the day with coffee and networking.
This virtual workshop explains the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer application process. Founders will learn how to craft applications to secure non-dilutive startup funding. It is aimed at those seeking government grants to support early-stage innovation and technology development.
This event brings together founders, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the Denver and Colorado startup scene to network and share resources. It is suited for people starting out, seeking collaborators, or wanting to learn about the local ecosystem. Attendees can connect with others building companies and discover opportunities for growth.
Seattle Startup Drinks gathers startup founders in Seattle to build lasting friendships and collaborate on growing ideas into successful ventures. The event creates opportunities for founders to connect, share experiences, and support each other's entrepreneurial journeys. Attendees benefit from informal networking in a relaxed setting.
This online workshop covers the fundamentals of startup building from idea to initial company creation. It is designed for founders and first-time entrepreneurs interested in understanding early startup processes. Participants can learn foundational skills to help launch their startup ventures in Portugal or globally.
This event is a demo night where LGBTQ+ builders, designers, and technologists showcase projects they are working on. It offers a supportive environment to share early-stage ideas, receive feedback, and network with other queer tech community members. Anyone can sign up to present without pressure to deliver a polished pitch.
This event brings together developers using Claude Code in New York City to network and share their projects. Attendees can demo their creations in short presentations and connect with peers building on the Claude Code platform. The meetup provides a casual environment with snacks and drinks for community engagement.
This event is a weekly one-hour online gathering for people working in startups to discuss Lean Startup concepts in an informal, participant-driven format. It encourages sharing ideas and challenges related to startup growth and operations. Attendees can network and learn from peers in a casual and flexible setting.
This webinar provides advice and tips for founders and startups on how to develop their business ideas towards commercialization. It is designed for entrepreneurs seeking guidance on advancing their company from concept to market. Attendees will learn practical steps to help move their ideas forward.
This online meetup explains how non-technical founders can start and run successful tech startups. It provides practical insights for individuals without a tech background who want to launch technology-driven businesses. Attendees learn strategies to overcome technical barriers and build effective startups.
Open Builders Meetup #2 is an in-person event where builders demo their projects and share lessons learned in business, tech, or product development. It is for anyone building a side project, startup, or product who wants to connect, share experiences, and get feedback without sales pitches. The event fosters community through demos and conversations with peers.
This event explains a complete go-to-market engineering framework for product founders, engineers, and designers who have shipped something and want to reach customers. Attendees learn the phases of launch, grow, optimize, and how to measure and model funnels properly. It prepares participants for a follow-up hackathon where they launch their product live.